Invitation Help

If the only thing you're going to have on your details card is your website address I'd find a place to put I on your invitation that isn't the back - not all guests will turn it over. You could also include a smaller business-sized card with the website on that as well, but I don't think you need a large details card just for the one line.

For your meals, chicken fish or vegan is fine. No need to go into specifics. It's sort of a given there will be sides.

Thanks! I just thought of something else ... if I put the Wedding Website to RSVP on the invites ... do I need to list the RSVP by date? Or can that just be on the Website only?

A detail card is usually the same size as the invite itself. I would find somewhere to list the website on your invite, if that’s the only thing you’d be putting on there.
For meal options, I just listed the main courses (ny strip steak, chicken with white wine sauce, kids plate)
Side note, I found the same invite I was going to get from Minted on vistaprint, and vistaprint is having 40-50% off right now! (Saved myself over $150!)

Daughter had her wedding invitation with no website/RSVP info (to keep it more formal and less cluttered), then had a smaller enclosure card that said something like, "For more information and to RSVP by December 25, please visit ___website ___; __password____." I think the card was roughly business card sized, and she put it on top of the invitation so when you pulled the invite out of the envelope the detail card was on top to make it harder to miss. (She also printed the website info on the back of the invitation, in case someone misplaced the detail card.) Everything was from Zazzle and all matched. Also, since guests had to go to the website (The Knot) to RSVP, she only listed the menu options there.

View Quoted Comment Yes, this is exactly what we did for our online-only RSVP. Our wording was very similar too.

We had a small details card with our website listed for more information. As for the meal choices, we used icons to represent each one. Then once we chose the specific menu, we listed it on the website.

We had small Wedding Detail inserts that told people to RSVP via our website and gave the link, and also listed accommodations (i.e. our hotel block and how to reserve a room). I'd probably recommend putting an RSVP by date, but if you don't, just make sure it's easily visible on your website.