Requesting an RSVP is standard practice on wedding invitations. You will want to confirm numbers with your venue/caterers as soon as possible. If some guests are unable to attend it will also give you an opportunity to invite anyone you may have on a stand by list. You can supply your guests a separate RSVP card which they can post back to you or alternatively list your contact details directly on the invitation. I would also suggest including an RSVP by date for your convenience. For example RSVP by the 1st of May. One benefit of sending out a printed RSVP card is that you can use it to request meal options as well as ask for any dietary or other requirements as shown in the example below.
Have fun with your RSVP I recently designed a boarding card wedding invitation for a wedding in Cyprus which also included a tear off section that acted as an RSVP card. Guests filled in the details and posted it back to their hosts. It's an unusual way of receiving a RSVP and will also help get your guests in the mood for your wedding abroad.
NEW Wedding RSVP ExamplePassport Invitations with a Tear Off RSVP Postcard Now AvailableAfter lots of enquiries about RSVP postcards to match Passport Invitations I have now introduced a detachable tear off RSVP postcard. This can be created for standard 4 sided passports or even the multipage ones if you have lots of information for your guests. Passports still come with the authentic rounds corners and now there is the tear off postcard section for your guests to use as an RSVP - just stick on a stamp and post! Don't forget that passport invitations, along with all my invitations, can be customised to suit your theme. Colours, wording, images etc can all be changed to produce truly unique contemporary wedding invitations for your big day. Contact me for more details about Passport Invitations with Tear Off RSVP or any bespoke design solutions.
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