Leaving space on the rsvp card?

I do think the space looks kind of awkward. But I also think it would be a little out of place if you wrote “comments section” or something of that sort.


Maybe you can use the space for guests to have song requests?

I personally think you should make the RSVP card very simple and straightforward and just fit what is currently pictured to the card.


If people have something to say specifically besides a straightforward yes or no, I am sure they will reach out to you to say whatever it is they need to say.

Song requests? Dietary restrictions?

What about a song request? Or a cute design in that space.

Some space in between yes and no and the floral design at bottom would help balance it.

Thanks guys! I decided to switch to landscape orientation and add a line about dietary restrictions on the bottom. That way if people want to write any other kind of note they know that we'll be looking at the back of the card.

I think the edited card looks much better!

The landscape looks great!! Has your venue given you details about what you can and cannot have? I am an October Bride in Albany, NY and have no idea how many invites to order! Happy to limit my guest list (from 150) but need direction!

Looks great!

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I am getting married at a pavilion in a state park, so I will confirm with the park office before sending invites. Hoping that won't be an obstacle, though. The state park is pretty hands-off as a venue and I feel fairly safe keeping it under 50 guests.

The uncertainty is part of the reason I'm making my own invites. The initial investment in paper and materials was larger than expected, but I'm still saving money. And I don't have the same concerns about limiting the guest list, but I can print exactly what I need and if I need another set of invites down the line, it will cost next to nothing.

I love the rotated landscape version! There’s still some space if they want to write something but it doesn’t look too awkwardly blank