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Numbering RSVP's

ilovephotobooths Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

I saw this thread on another wedding board site, and I haven't seen it posted here (since I've been obsessively stalking these boards since I found them :D). Seems to be very helpful, so I wanted to share.

We're going to discreetly number the RSVP's on the backside. The first set of numbers (1-100 or whatever my number turns out to be) for my side's invites and 101-200 for my fiance's invites.

This will just ensure we know exactly who RSVP'd. I've seen some funny posts of people returning RSVP cards with no names and just a number or like this 'me and a guest.' Hahahaha!

We'll coordinate on a spreadsheet what number goes with which couple/family invited so we can easily tell who hasn't RSVP'd and remind them.

I love useful tips like these, so if you have any others, please share!
Kimberley2015 Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

We actually did that as we received one who did not sign the RSVP. We also received one who commented they were happy they made the top 30. Lol very helpful tip

xBudgetBridex Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

I'm thinking about doing this too

ChristineNicole Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

I am doing this. I went to a wedding in May and I saw the bride numbered the RSVP cards and I was like that is such a great idea! So you know exactly who to track down and if someone sent back a blank card.

xBudgetBridex Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

Is it ok to make it obvious or should it be kind of hidden?

ilovephotobooths Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

Most suggested to do it on the back in pencil, so it's a less obvious. Others bought a special marker that writes invisible but you shine a light on it and it shows up. I'm putting mine on the back in pencil. If anyone asks, it's not a rank or anything...just a way to stay organized.

FutureMrsPonce Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

Thanks for the advise.

Kimberley2015 Posted:

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Posted by xBudgetBridex

Is it ok to make it obvious or should it be kind of hidden?



I wrote on the back of ours with a pencil.
Alimm729 Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

I wrote it on the back, but didn't end up needing them, all of my guests were courteous! lol! I was invited to a wedding last year where the bride forgot to put a line on the RSVP for the person's name and also didn't number the cards. I didn't envy her and sorting all of that out! LOL!

killerqueen Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

Such a great idea - just in case!

YES he asked me Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

I wish I would have purchased that..invisible pen, I have about 11 with no name. I am still trying to figure out who would think that is okay to mail it back with no name. Some of them don't evem have if they Re attending or not!

haw4 Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

I did it. Super helpful!

KSRUSSO15 Posted:

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I JUST stuffed our invites last night and did this!! It's an excellent tool!

KSRUSSO15 Posted:

Re: Numbering RSVP's


Posted by ilovephotobooths

I saw this thread on another wedding board site, and I haven't seen it posted here (since I've been obsessively stalking these boards since I found them :D). Seems to be very helpful, so I wanted to share.

We're going to discreetly number the RSVP's on the backside. The first set of numbers (1-100 or whatever my number turns out to be) for my side's invites and 101-200 for my fiance's invites.

This will just ensure we know exactly who RSVP'd. I've seen some funny posts of people returning RSVP cards with no names and just a number or like this 'me and a guest.' Hahahaha!

We'll coordinate on a spreadsheet what number goes with which couple/family invited so we can easily tell who hasn't RSVP'd and remind them.

I love useful tips like these, so if you have any others, please share!



And hello fellow North Ritz Bride!!! lol woohoo
Kris724 Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

I am going to do this! Thanks for the great idea ladies!

Djswedding Posted:

Numbering RSVP's

You can get a 'magic pen' in the kids section of any store... Also known as black light pen, it's invisible and comes with a little light attached.

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