RSVP's...
Where do we begin? You send out your lovely invitations that are carefully coordinated to match the envelope and matching RSVP response cards that have a .28 stamp on them. (We will not get into how WRONG the United States Postal Service is for offering ONE lone postcard stamp design) You get texts, phone calls and Facebook wall posts telling you how lovely the invite was and how excited they are that the day has finally come. At first, you get a nice, steady flow of RSVP's in the mail. Oh, yeah... looking good! Then, it slows down a little. Then... it is almost at a complete standstill. After a few days of not receiving anymore RSVP's in the mail, but nearly 3 weeks left to the close of the invites, I decided to start reaching out to those who were outstanding in a way in which they might be easily accessible. WHY did nearly half of the people that we spoke with tell us that they no longer had the postcard, or had forgotten where they placed it for 'safekeeping'? I went into this whole thing in a very practical matter. While it can be the cutest thing going for ME... to a typical guest, they just need the basic information so that they can show up to the shindig... I don't think that they care that there was a polar bear on the postage stamp. Shoot...
I am having a similar problem with my bridal shower invites. not my favourite issue!
ReplyDeleteHave faith...they will come! :) Trying to sike myself out as well. HAHAHA!!
ReplyDeleteLet them eat cake!
ReplyDeleteOOOOH great suggestion! LOL!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteoooo dear. I'm starting to make my invitations right now. It's going to be a lot of work for 200. I'm starting to think I need to take out some decoration details...because in the end it's probably just going to end up in the dump! =P
ReplyDeleteTAB - I can nearly assure you that the detail that you put in needs to be put in for YOU, 'they' are NOT gonna appreciate it!
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