Got back some of my response cards (which I run home to check the mail like an Olympian everyday) and one was blank. I have no idea who sent it. I'll just have to wait until I get them all back and narrow it down. lol
germai68
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Probably too late to mention this, but for future reference to others: I read somewhere that you should put # on the top corner of each response card that corospond with the number of each guest on list so that in a case like that you can match up the number and know who it is. Sorry I didn't post this before
BlondeJD
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So weird! To add to the PSA above, I've also heard that a good method is to get one of those secret-spy pens--you know, the kind that you can only see with a special light--and # the RSVPS that way. Someone posted a website that sold the pens & lights a while back. I'll see if I can find it. Hope you figure out who it is! Is the postmark any help? Usually they have the zip code where it was sent from.
KandM2006
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I read somewhere that it might be a possibility!!! They suggested numbering the envelopes or cards in pencil in a discreet place so you could match them!! Now I just might!
Mishu
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yes the # is very very helpful several people sent their rsvp cards back without filling out a name
check the postmark (date and where it was mailed from ) on the front of the envelope
that may help norrow it down for you
good luck
eogara
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Posted by KandM2006
I read somewhere that it might be a possibility!!! They suggested numbering the envelopes or cards in pencil in a discreet place so you could match them!! Now I just might!
That's what I did. It's not just for those who don't write their names but you may have a few different Mr. and Mrs. Smiths or someone's handwriting is virtually illegible. I've already used the number system 2x to figure out which guest the rsvp is from.
