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Expert July 2017

Getting my RSVPs back blank!!

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LaNette, on May 24, 2017 at 4:13 PM

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Heads up brides who are sending out their wedding invitations and rsvp cards. I clearly addressed my wedding invitations and I put my return address on the rsvp envelope along with a stamp. But I continue to get rsvps back with no name on either the envelope or the reply card. They just checked the reply card and sent it in the mail completely blank! I don't know if others have run into this problem but if I could go back I would write the name of the family on the rsvp envelope so I could avoid this problem. It's a hassle asking around who sent their rsvp in the mail blank and trying to determine who it is.

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Super August 2017
TheFutureMrsWalker · on May 24, 2017 at 9:01 PM
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Exactly why I numbered each rsvp on the back bottom corner
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Devoted July 2017
TeamEJ2009 · on May 25, 2017 at 3:22 AM
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I'm just getting ready to send mine. Thanks for the heads up. I will write number on the back of them.
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Super May 2017
Mrs. Koalajetski · on May 25, 2017 at 7:16 AM
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If you don't wanna do the number you could get a black light pen and write the name on the bottom. The guests won't know it's there and when you get the RSVP back you can shine a light on it and you'll see who it belongs to. I got a pen and light set on amazon for a couple of bucks and it was completely worth it
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Just Said Yes April 2018
Jennifer · on February 27, 2018 at 6:20 PM
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I keep having this happen but not only do they not write their names or put a return address, they also don’t check yes or no. I’ve gotten two completely blank cards in the mail now.
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Just Said Yes September 2026
Kristina · on August 6, 2026 at 10:26 AM
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Ugh. I am having this issue now! I bought the black light pen and forgot to use it. So now trying to figure out going by the process of elimination. Luckily some people were courteous and wrote their name and address on envelope. Some I knew their handwriting. Some I can tell by the number of people. But now the two that are left will be at the process of elimination. Hopefully we don’t have anymore problems. And I gave some people a heads up to remember to write their names.
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