rsvp envelopes?

who's name did you have everyone respond too? you? your FH? parents?? both you and your FH?

help!

who's issuing the invitation.
i.e. if the invite says John and Mary, together with their parents.......

then it would be John and Mary.

if it's Mr and Mrs X request the honour.......at the marriage of their daughter, then it's usually the parents

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Posted by Smiles111

who's issuing the invitation.
i.e. if the invite says John and Mary, together with their parents.......

then it would be John and Mary.

if it's Mr and Mrs X request the honour.......at the marriage of their daughter, then it's usually the parents

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it is me & FH together w/ the parents - but we dont 'officailly' live together yet. so put both names and parents address? or both names and our 'new' address?
or just my name and my parents address??

what do you think?

OUR INVITATION HAVE BOTH OUR PARENTS NAMES ON IN
BUT OUR RESPONSE CARDS HAVE
MY PARENTS ADDRESS ON IT ...

THIS WAY I CAN KEEP TRACK OF THE RESPONSES....

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Posted by mtdr1106

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Posted by Smiles111

who's issuing the invitation.
i.e. if the invite says John and Mary, together with their parents.......

then it would be John and Mary.

if it's Mr and Mrs X request the honour.......at the marriage of their daughter, then it's usually the parents

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it is me & FH together w/ the parents - but we dont 'officailly' live together yet. so put both names and parents address? or both names and our 'new' address?
or just my name and my parents address??

what do you think?

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Where do you go everyday after work? If you go to the new place then have it go there, this way you don't have to drive back & forth to get mail. I would put both names at the new address. But tell Matt that only you are allowed to open them..lol

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Posted by seta

I have both of our parents names on the invitation. However, I have my name and address on the response envelope... I don't think there is a right or wrong way..it's up to you!

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Me too! I figure it would be easier for me to track that way. Friends of ours do it as well.

My reasoning was that I'm going to be the one tracking the RSVPs and I don't live with my parents anymore. Do whatever makes the most sense and is easiest!

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Posted by ali120206

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Posted by seta

I have both of our parents names on the invitation. However, I have my name and address on the response envelope... I don't think there is a right or wrong way..it's up to you!

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Me too! I figure it would be easier for me to track that way. Friends of ours do it as well.

My reasoning was that I'm going to be the one tracking the RSVPs and I don't live with my parents anymore. Do whatever makes the most sense and is easiest!

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Me too. My invites are technically coming from my parents, but the RSVPs are coming to me. I would have sent them to my parents but they are going away on vacation for 3 weeks right in the middle of my RSVP time and it would drive me crazy not knowing what was going on (they live on LI and I like in NJ so I couldn't pop by everyday).

I put both my name and FH's on the envelope.

Tricia, I was living in two different places around RSVP time - I had everything sent to me at my parents house. Mom was worried that if I sent them to my other address, the family would talk.

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Posted by JanuaryBride06

Tricia, I was living in two different places around RSVP time - I had everything sent to me at my parents house. Mom was worried that if I sent them to my other address, the family would talk.

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EXACTLY - i told her to send them to my parents - so no one can have a titty attack and freak out!!

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Posted by mtdr1106
titty attack

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