RSVP Cards

Get the Responses You Need

An RSVP card takes the guesswork out of event planning. Instead of chasing down responses, you give guests a simple, elegant way to let you know they're coming. Tuck it into your invitation envelope with a pre-addressed return envelope, and watch the replies roll in.

What to Include on Your RSVP Card

• Response deadline: "Kindly respond by [date]" — give yourself time to finalize numbers
• Name line: Space for guests to write their names (or pre-print them for a personal touch)
• Attendance options: "Joyfully accepts" / "Regretfully declines" or simple checkboxes
• Number attending: If guests can bring a plus-one, ask for the total count
• Meal selection: If you're offering entrée choices, list them here
• Dietary restrictions: Optional line for allergies or special requests
• Song request: A fun addition — ask guests to suggest a dance floor hit

Tips for Great RSVP Cards

• Match your invitation: Same paper, fonts, and colors for a cohesive suite
• Keep it simple: Don't overcrowd — guests just need to fill in the basics
• Set a clear deadline: Give yourself at least 2-3 weeks before final counts are due
• Include a return envelope: Pre-addressed (and stamped, if you're feeling generous) makes it easy
• Consider foil accents: A touch of gold or silver elevates the whole suite