Whether your wedding will be formal, casual, or something in between, it’s never a bad idea to include a custom wedding RSVP along with your invitations. A wedding RSVP will give your guests an easy means of contacting you. They will also fill you in on exactly who’s coming and how many guests to prepare for. If you’re wondering what your RSVP wording should consist of — here are a variety of wedding RSVP wording examples you can use for guidance.
Wedding RSVP Wording — Formal
There’s nothing wrong with keeping your wedding RSVP wording formal. People have been doing it for thousands of years, so why break the tradition now? Here are some formal wedding RSVP wording suggestions you can use to get your creative juices flowing. When composing wedding RSVP wording of your own, remember that formal text is typically written in the third person.
The favour of a reply is requested by the fifth of January
Name(s) _______________________
Will attend _______ Will not attend _______
We would be honored by your presence at our wedding ceremony.
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July 4th, 2015
Name(s) _________________________
Kindly Accept ______ Regretfully Decline _______
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We would appreciate your response on or before
March 11th
Name(s) _____________________
Accept _____ Decline____
The courtesy of your reply is requested by
January 1st, 2015
Name(s) _______________________
I will attend_______ I will not attend ________
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We would be pleased to be graced with your presence at our wedding ceremony
11.12.15
Name(s)______________________
I will attend ____ I will not attend _____
Wedding RSVP Wording — Casual
If you find formal RSVP wording a bit stiff, then here are some casual wedding RSVP wording suggestions for you. Although formal wording is traditional, you by no means need to include it in your wedding RSVPs. Mainly because RSVPs are considered to be one of the least formal pieces of wedding stationery.
This is the case because wedding RSVPs are very brief; so it’s perfectly fine to have some fun with your wording for the sake of saving space and time. Also, many people don’t use RSVPs as the primary means of gathering guests’ reservations. Snail mail is the way of the past. We are living in the era of cell phones and internet — which have made written RSVPs less important (and formal) than they used to be.
RSVP
by
11/11/2015
Name(s) ___________________
Accept ______ Decline ________
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Please reply by
the 24th of April
Name(s)______________
I will attend______ I will not attend_______
We would love for you to join us!
Please get back to us by
1/3/2015
Name(s)________________
I’ll be there! _________ Can’t make it_________
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We look forward to celebrating with you!
Please let us know if you can make it by
12/12/15
Name(s) _____________________
I’ll be there _________ I can’t make it __________
Can’t wait to party!
Let us know if you can join us by
12/13/15
Name(s) __________________
Can’t wait! Ready to party _________ Sorry! Can’t make it ____________
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Will you be joining us for this special occasion?
Name(s) _________________
Yes _______ No _________
Please Respond by 11.11.2015
Please respond by
1/13/15
Name(s) _______________________
Yes, I’ll be there __________ No, I will not attend ___________
Good Luck!
Hopefully you fuond these RSVP wording examples helpful. Have fun coming up with the perfect wording for your wedding RSVPs. If you need further inspiration, try browsing WeddingPaperie.com. We have a plethora of great wording suggestions written upon our beautiful wedding RSVP designs. Remember to be creative and congratulations on the very special occasion!