Sending invites/RSVP to immediate family and bridal party?

Send them everything

Yes- everyone gets an invite.

I even sent them to my photographer and officiate.

Why is your website set up for RSVPs if your invitations haven't even been mailed?

Yes, and out-of-town guests especially could benefit from a direction card.

I'm including RSVP information with family and VIPs because I would need a record if what their meal order would be for dinner. ETA: also, many of my VIPs and bridal party are out of town, so they would benefit from the information on the full suite.

@Going to the Chapel because we are using The Knot for their guest list feature. We've already imported our guest list and that automatically gives the guests the option to RSVP. I shared our website with our bridal party for them to spell check/give opinions/etc and some of them just went ahead and RSVPed.

Send everything.

I sent everyone everything. My step-mom thought it was weird and got a little miffed, but I said it was just easier to send them to all.

@Katie - I foresee that happening with my dad and step mom. They were miffed last year when FH and I sent christmas cards and we addressed theirs by their names instead of "mom and dad" or whatever. I said it was proper and that we addressed ALL the cards that way.

I will be sending everything.

You should send everything to everyone.

Thanks everyone, that answered my question!

I'm sending it to everyone, wedding party and our immediate families included. And like you said, it's like a cute keepsake for them too. We hand delivered our STDs to our parents about a few days after we had them printed (like back in September) just so that they could have it.

Yes everyone gets them.

Absolutely send everything.