If you sent invites to another country, did you leave the stamps off of the response envelope?? They would need to use stamps from their country right?? We have a few guests from outside the country so I need to know whether or not I should put stamps on their response envelopes.
What about for Puerto Rico? We have one guest coming from there...can we use a US stamp on the response envelope??
TIA!!!
suzie411
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I had some invitations going out of the country. It's FH family pretty much. He said they would call to RSVP anyway, and we were in a rush the day we went to the post office. I didn't really know what to do about the stamps, so we didn't stamp the response cards for them. I didn't even ask about it when we went to the post office, i just wanted to get the invites in the mail!
BlushandBashful
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Ahh good question. I hadn't even though of this.
JillandNick2011
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U should leave the stamps off the response envelopes since thwy need their own postage. Hth
FutureJOC
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Yes leave the stamps off. We sent invites to England and Ireland and they have been putting their own stamps on.
Thar1127
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yupp I would say leave them off, they will either put stamps on or call to RSVP
njoseph8
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postage to PR is same as here HTH
jettahot
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for out of the country they would prob use their own postage and may also call, thats what FBIL is doing, as he lives in Israel
IrishAli
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We are sending a few out of country, and we did not stamp them
ColliMac23
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LOL Good question we sent one to Belgium and I hope it gets there we did return post it too
