Are we suppose to provide/ stamp the rsvp envelope for guests? I am confused caused I received both type of invites: one with the stamp already on the rsvp envelope and one where the bride did not provide stamp...
what is correct?
AngnShaun
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Yes you are supposed to provide stamps on the RSVP envelope for all invites that are being mailed from the US. If you send an invite internationally you cant put an american stamp on the RSVP...
ETA: fixed spelling
mariedsgn
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YES!!! You are suppose to provide the stamp the rsvp envelope for your guests. I never received an invite without it.
Alyssa79
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i just got 1 myself that wasn't stamped and had to
i've NEVER recieived 1 that wasn't stamped
Windy
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Yes you r supposed to stamp it!
lillisa
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Yes i provided the stamps on my rsvp envelopes
Labelle
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Thanks
Lsorrent
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Yup definitely. I accidentally mailed out an invite that was missing a stamp on the RSVP envelope and I was so MORTIFIED when I found out that I sent the person an extra stamp in her thank you card from my shower
Lovebug2016
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yup yup stamps are required in my opinion.
joctorre
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Posted by Lsorrent
Yup definitely. I accidentally mailed out an invite that was missing a stamp on the RSVP envelope and I was so MORTIFIED when I found out that I sent the person an extra stamp in her thank you card from my shower
aww
CristinanBen2010
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I did.. I feel like not putting one on the RSVP would give people even more of excuse not to RSVP
Labelle
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I know that will give people an excude not to rsvp but (not that I want to be cheapo here ) I know there are some people I will have to hunt down ( calling ) to find out whether they are coming or not. Anyways... I will most def stamp those rsvp envelopes.
weirdo168
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think of it this way - you want to make your guest do as little work as possible to get you back the rsvp card right? then the best and proper way is to put a stamp on them...that'll give them less of an excuse to not send it out.
weirdo168
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Posted by Lsorrent
Yup definitely. I accidentally mailed out an invite that was missing a stamp on the RSVP envelope and I was so MORTIFIED when I found out that I sent the person an extra stamp in her thank you card from my shower
JAAMS
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Yes, you're supposed to provide a stamp.
20mrsc10
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yup to the stamp
BriansWifey
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its polite to have a stamp on it for ur guests. believe me, if its one less thing ur guests have to do, its one less reason they have for not sending it in. definitely stamp em!
