are you supposed to rsvp no?
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No RSVP Requested If you receive an invitation without the RSVP requested, it's up to you to decide whether or not to let the host know if you'll be there. Even when it's not written on the invitation, many hosts will appreciate knowing how many people to expect.
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Some guests to consider including are the fathers — both the groom's and his future father-in-law. They'll definitely appreciate the invite. Just make it clear if they're being invited only to dinner or to dinner and a couple of drinks, etc.
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A good answer is, “thank you.” If they are responding to a thank you, let welcome be the closer. If they say welcone rudely. Say nothing like you didn't hear it.
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RSVP is an initialism derived from the French phrase Répondez s'il vous plaît, meaning "Please respond" to require confirmation of an invitation. ... In addition, the French initialism "SVP" is frequently used to represent "s'il vous plaît" ("please").
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However, where there is no save the date, allow three months. Make sure you get all your invitations out in a timely manner. If you only see one friend every three months, it's better to send them their invitation rather than giving them their invitation two weeks before the wedding.
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For a destination wedding, it is customary to mail save the dates 8 to 12 months in advance. For a local affair, send save the dates 4 months in advance. Follow your save the dates with your formal invitations about 8 weeks before the wedding.
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No, save the dates aren't mandatory. But they are an expected courtesy if you're having a destination wedding, an extended wedding weekend, or a wedding during peak travel times or holidays.
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Q: Do we have to send wedding invitations to our parents and attendants? ... While you're right that clearly they know the scoop on the wedding, they're still going to want an invite to remember the day. So while they don't necessarily need an invite, it's still a lovely gesture to send one.
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Sorry, but wedding-etiquette experts say you still have to give a gift. ... WeddingWire trend expert Anne Chertoff agrees that if you receive an invitation to a wedding, whether destination or down the street, you should send the couple a gift — one that is within your budget.
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Ideally, the RSVP date should fall three to four weeks before the wedding, and the wedding invitation should be mailed six to eight weeks prior to the wedding.
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['First, Make a List. And check it, well, every day. ... ', 'Delegate. ... ', 'Make it Legal. ... ', 'Take Care of Business. ... ', 'Get Guest-Ready. ... ', 'Give Your Caterer a Final Head Count. ... ', "Double-Check All the Attire You'll Need. ... ", 'Take Your Seats.']
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Do You Need to Have a Wedding Guest Book? The answer is no—but you might want one anyway. ... Its purpose is for attendees to leave you loving messages and bits of advice for a happy marriage, but some couples feel that talking to guests and being congratulated by them at the wedding is enough.
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“The longer people tuck it away, the less likely they are to RSVP.” Expect your RSVPs back four to six weeks before the wedding, but expect them back a little bit earlier for destination weddings, where the venue may need a final count before you arrive.
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“No, thanks” is fine. It's polite and simple without being rude. ... It is polite and the usual answer.
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You are highly welcome..the park is free.. Foods are not allowed at the park.. But you can bring Your food..
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['Include the date, time, and address of the party. ... ', 'Specify the dress code for the event. ... ', "Tell the recipient's what the occasion is for. ... ", "Do you expect donations or don't want anyone to bring gifts? ... ", "Give them a contact and deadline to send in RSVP's."]
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Traditionally invitations are sent six weeks before a wedding but anything up to six months ahead can work. WW: The most important details to include are obviously your names, the date, time, venue and when/how to RSVP.