Rsvp- Website vs Response Card?

I have been debating doing the same, partly to save money on stamps, lol. I think for older guests (grandparents, other relatives, people who didn't open our online Save the Dates), we will do a mailed RSVP card. For those who are more tech-savvy we will include a card that directs them to the website.

We are having a very small ceremony and reception and a large, casual potluck a month later. No gifts, just bring a food and celebrate. I plan on sending out save the dates and invites for the ceremony and reception, and and save the dates and invites for the potluck. We will only be doing online rsvps, same reason you are thinking: our wedding website is very detailed, and we want most people to go there first for info. Plus it's very easy to text a link to it to stragglers who haven't rsvp'd, I think it's harder to get someone to mail me something. The time you spend getting people to go online sounds way easier than the time you spend reading through all the mail youre getting back and detailing it somewhere.

We did online and it worked so well !! However, we did find copying the url and sending it through text was a bit easier than having them to type in the url but that was for the lagers who waited the last minute to RSVP. I am also not sure if the guest read through our whole website but we got all our RSVP on time and quickly. I read some many stories of ppl not RSVP'ing and I really didn't have that problem. Just maybe 5 out of 150 had to be sent the link.