Wording for RSVP to formal wedding invitation


We received a formal wedding invitation and want the wording for a correct and equally formal response.




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by: Miss P Etiquette

Dear Wedding Invitee,

Usually a formal wedding invitation comes with a preprinted RSVP card. A stamped, addressed envelope is also provided. Remember to reply as quickly as you can using the provided formal RSVP card.

Should the invitation come with a blank RSVP card, you should try to reflect the formality and style of the invitation. You should complete this by hand and refer to yourself in the third person. This is customary. Indicate whether or not you will be attending, such as:

Mr. And Mrs. John Jones
Accepts with pleasure (or regrets that they are unable to accept)
The kind invitation of
Mr. And Mrs. Alan Jones
For Friday, the fifteenth of May

If no card was provided, you can find response cards at any stationery store. Fill out this card as described above.

Thank you for your question. Enjoy the wedding.

Miss Practical Etiquette

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