I lifted these response card wordings from about. Now that we''re on the subject of redundancy-isn''t it also redundant to write "RSVP / Kindly reply by the ninth of September" rather than just "RSVP / by the ninth of September"? The response card information is usually paired with an A1 sized envelope and a stamp for the guests to mail back their response. This is to gather information for your wedding such as who can attend, the guest count, and their entree selection. I also believe that it is redundant to include both, yes, unless you are expecting to get different information from each entry-are you? The response card is traditionally accompanied by the main invitation. " is from the host''s POV.) You could change the last bit to "please reserve _ seats in my honor" but that sounds a bit off, doesn''t it? ("_ Happily Accept" is from the guest''s POV, yet the "we have reserved. I don''t think I''ve ever seen the "we have reserved _ seats in your honor" before, but it would bother me that it is written from a different POV as the rest of the card.
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If people can''t figure out how to write a proper response with that, they''re beyond help!
My FI''s family and friends don''t do this, so we compromised by including a response card that simply said "the favour of a reply is requested by the fifteenth of June" along the top, and the rest of the card was blank. I''m not going to pretend to be an expert with these things because we don''t generally use response cards in my circle, rather we expect people to send a formal written response in the form of a letter. Hmmmm, I know what you mean, Musey, the subject/verb disagreement with the accept/accepts issue would bother me to no end. Ask our PriceScope members and industry experts for a second opinion or get lost in the thousands of user-shared diamond and jewelry images for inspiration.
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