please post examples of response card wording

anyone?

The favour of a reply is requested
by July 7, 2007
M________________________
will ______ attend


or

The favour of a reply is requested by
July 7, 2007
M___________________________
We have reserved ____ seats in your honor
____ will attend


or

Instead of 'the favour of a reply...' You can also say 'A reply is requested by July 7, 2007.'

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Posted by Kara and Todd

The favour of a reply is requested by
July 7, 2007
M___________________________
We have reserved ____ seats in your honor
____ will attend

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Im definitelty all for this wording, especially if you're not inviting children since it tells people that they only have two seats without blatantly stating that their kids can't come.

I think I'll be doing this one....

The favour of a reply is requested by July 2, 2007
M______________________
Number attending________
Sorry, cannot attend _______

The favour of a reply is requested by
September 8, 2007

M___________________________

____ will attend with pleasure
____ of ____ attending

____ must decline with regret

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Posted by tdebe

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Posted by Kara and Todd

The favour of a reply is requested by
July 7, 2007
M___________________________
We have reserved ____ seats in your honor
____ will attend

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Im definitelty all for this wording, especially if you're not inviting children since it tells people that they only have two seats without blatantly stating that their kids can't come.

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The only thing with this wording is what if you have a person you are inviting alone? Most people on our guestlist will get a guest invite if they're with someone or if they will not know anyone there. But we have a couple of people that are never really with a significant other and will know a ton of people at the wedding, so we might just invite them alone.

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Posted by MrsQ-in2007

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Posted by tdebe

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Posted by Kara and Todd

The favour of a reply is requested by
July 7, 2007
M___________________________
We have reserved ____ seats in your honor
____ will attend

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Im definitelty all for this wording, especially if you're not inviting children since it tells people that they only have two seats without blatantly stating that their kids can't come.

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The only thing with this wording is what if you have a person you are inviting alone? Most people on our guestlist will get a guest invite if they're with someone or if they will not know anyone there. But we have a couple of people that are never really with a significant other and will know a ton of people at the wedding, so we might just invite them alone.

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I don't see the problem. When I'm going alone, I write:

Ms. Jane Doe
will attend

With a yet-to-be-determined guest:

Ms. Jane Doe & Guest
will attend

with my fiance

Ms. Jane Doe and Mr. John Smith
will attend

ETA - exactly who is invited will be on the inner envelope... People will know by that if they are invited alone or not. If you're really worried they won't figure that out, then use one of the other suggestions.

Ours reads:

Please respond by the sixteenth of April
M___________________
_____ Will attend
_____ Respectfully declines

_____ Number in party

We did the # in party b/c I have relatives where I know their whole family will be invited, but only one or two plan to attend.

The favor of your response is requested by march 31

___________________

______accepts with pleasure

_______declines with regret

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Posted by winterwhite

The favor of your response is requested by march 31

___________________

______accepts with pleasure

_______declines with regret

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ours is this way too

Please kindly respond by May 1, 2007

Name(s)_______________________

{} Accepts

{} Declines

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Posted by MrsQ-in2007

The favour of a reply is requested by
September 8, 2007

M___________________________

____ will attend with pleasure
____ of ____ attending

____ must decline with regret

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I really like this one!

We are looking forward
to celebrating with you.
Kindly respond by April 18, 2005
M____________________
__ seats have been reserved in your honor
__ will attend __ will not attend

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Posted by Kara and Todd

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Posted by MrsQ-in2007

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Posted by tdebe

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Posted by Kara and Todd

The favour of a reply is requested by
July 7, 2007
M___________________________
We have reserved ____ seats in your honor
____ will attend

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Im definitelty all for this wording, especially if you're not inviting children since it tells people that they only have two seats without blatantly stating that their kids can't come.

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The only thing with this wording is what if you have a person you are inviting alone? Most people on our guestlist will get a guest invite if they're with someone or if they will not know anyone there. But we have a couple of people that are never really with a significant other and will know a ton of people at the wedding, so we might just invite them alone.

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I don't see the problem. When I'm going alone, I write:

Ms. Jane Doe
will attend

With a yet-to-be-determined guest:

Ms. Jane Doe & Guest
will attend

with my fiance

Ms. Jane Doe and Mr. John Smith
will attend

ETA - exactly who is invited will be on the inner envelope... People will know by that if they are invited alone or not. If you're really worried they won't figure that out, then use one of the other suggestions.

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Sorry, what I meant was that it says ___ seatS (plural) have been reserved. So when there is just one person, the bride & groom would write in 1 and then it'd say '1 seats'. The will attend it fine.