Did you do it, Why?
I didn't do it, but only because each guest's name was already filled in on the RSVP card. Otherwise, I would have done it.
Posted by jenniesunshine
Posted by MissingTheBGene
I also thought people would look at the number and see where they were on the list. Where did you find this black light and pen? It's a great idea!
I actually got it from Steve Spangler Sciece - it was an invisible pen and a little blacklight keychain. I think it cost $7 total.
I did it and was so thankful that I did!!! I had a lot of people with the same last names and I can't tell you how many I got that only said Mr and Mrs. So and So (meanwhile there were 15 couples with the same last name!)
Posted by jenniesunshine
I did it for the same reasons that other brides have posted. I decided to get very Mr. Wizard with the whole thing and I used invisible ink that you could only see with a black light (it came with the invisible pen)I know that some people have looked to see what 'number' they are and they take it as an indication of how far down the list they are, so I wanted to be safe
I did it...not only because I knew people would reply with no name (and they did) but also because there were about 20 people with the same last name, so this helped tremendously.
great tip!
Great idea. I never even thought about doing this. Thanks
Posted by SomethingBlu
I did it...not only because I knew people would reply with no name (and they did) but also because there were about 20 people with the same last name, so this helped tremendously.
Yes, in case anyone forgot to put their name, or you couldn't read their handwriting.
Posted by jenniesunshine
I did it for the same reasons that other brides have posted. I decided to get very Mr. Wizard with the whole thing and I used invisible ink that you could only see with a black light (it came with the invisible pen)I know that some people have looked to see what 'number' they are and they take it as an indication of how far down the list they are, so I wanted to be safe
Posted by jenniesunshine
I know that some people have looked to see what 'number' they are and they take it as an indication of how far down the list they are, so I wanted to be safe
You can also number the rsvps under the stamp, so you can't see them unless you need to.
Posted by LaurenluvsTJ
Posted by jenniesunshine
I know that some people have looked to see what 'number' they are and they take it as an indication of how far down the list they are, so I wanted to be safe
Do people really do this? What do they do, call you and demand to know why they are numer 47 or whatever?
Of course they do this, I know I am silly for even asking the question, but it boggles my mind sometimes to think about what other people get all worked up over.
Posted by MissingTheBGene
Posted by jenniesunshine
Posted by MissingTheBGene
I also thought people would look at the number and see where they were on the list. Where did you find this black light and pen? It's a great idea!
I actually got it from Steve Spangler Sciece - it was an invisible pen and a little blacklight keychain. I think it cost $7 total.
Great, thank you!
Posted by LaurenluvsTJ
Posted by jenniesunshine
I know that some people have looked to see what 'number' they are and they take it as an indication of how far down the list they are, so I wanted to be safe
Do people really do this? What do they do, call you and demand to know why they are numer 47 or whatever?
Of course they do this, I know I am silly for even asking the question, but it boggles my mind sometimes to think about what other people get all worked up over.
Posted by jenniesunshine
I actually got it from Steve Spangler Sciece - it was an invisible pen and a little blacklight keychain. I think it cost $7 total.
Posted by jenniesunshine
Posted by MissingTheBGene
I also thought people would look at the number and see where they were on the list. Where did you find this black light and pen? It's a great idea!
I actually got it from Steve Spangler Sciece - it was an invisible pen and a little blacklight keychain. I think it cost $7 total.
