Rsvp card ediquette

I think that's rude. A wedding shouldn't be inconvenient for our guests. I haven't sent out invites or anything yet but have every intention on putting stamps on my RSVPs.

That's...not how you spell etiquette.

Yes, you should include stamps.

You are correct, stamp should have been included. (also *etiquette)

Sorry for the typing mistake. Thank you for the clarification, I thought so but I second guessed myself.

Yes you include the stamp on the RSVP envelope. One time we got a wedding invite without a stamp for the return. I wasn't annoyed by it because it was one of my best friends and I knew their money was tight. That being said, we will definitely be including stamps on all of ours!

Yes. Absolutely.

I think that is very rude! We put stamps on all of our rsvp

Yes, they should be included. I included them on mine, however, I didn't think ahead of time to order stamps from country of international guest.

Definitely need a stamp! I received an invite without one years ago and it still sticks out in my mind about how rude it was.

It's "etiquette", and it's absolutely cheap of a wedding couple to not attach a stamp to a response envelope. Cheap, with a capital C. It would make me wonder what else I'd have to pay for at their wedding.

I find it rude. It's not hard to put the stamp on it. And you will know that can't be used as an excuse. Granted it did just cost me $120 in just stamps for my invitations.

Maybe they just forgot one, etiquette says yes you should but I honestly wouldn't think about it, I don't think my cousin stamped hers, didn't even notice till I read this.... guess it just doesn't bother me

Yes, you should stamp them, but I wouldnt make a big deal over it

Yes, but are the hosts out of the country? If yes, then they couldn't put a stamp on it anyway.

If it's local, they're rude.

Its rude not to have a stamp. You shoukd definitly include one. It seems hard enough for people to get them back to you, let alone if you are making thrm pay for a stamp. They definitely won't return them.

It's certainly polite to provide the stamp. But it's also for the convenience of the host. Make it AS EASY AS POSSIBLE for your guests to RSVP and return their cards to you. With a pre-stamped envelope, they only have to select Yes or No, write their names, and select their meals.

Edit: hit submit too soon.

Are they encouraging people to RSVP through their wedding website? That could be the reason they did not put on a stamp. (Never seen or heard someone not putting a stamp on, so trying to find a reason other than they forgot to)

I wouldn't go so far as to say RUDE- what if yours just happened to be they put together (or maybe a "helpful friend" put together) and simply forgot the stamp. I'm enough of a ditz to do that which is why step 1 in compiling my invites was stamping those little yellow envelopes of mine.

It's a kind gesture and I'm pretty sure I've never received an invite without one but if this is their one mishap in the whole event, I wouldn't get my panties in a bunch.

How is that considered rude? Maybe it was just an oversight? Sh*t happens!

Does it really hurt to buy a .34 cent stamp? Or whatever the cost may be for it?

I'm glad someone mentioned this. I didn't even think about it. Hmm