Text rsvp on invitation

I added my phone number on our invitations. I got more rsvps that way than with rsvp cards!

I would only do this if it's a VERY casual wedding.

I did the same thing, a number and an email.

A text option on an RSVP screams casual wedding. If that’s what you’re going for then that’s perfectly fine.

I feel like it’d annoy me getting text rsvps. Constant texts would just irritate me. I agree with PP, this seems very casual. If it’s a casual wedding, ok. However if it’s formal, this really isn’t a proper option.

I like it! It keeps your wedding modern and in the now. It's also better for the environment!

I did the same thing. It just worked better for me. Then i could also ask them any questions i had or vise versa.

I agree that this works only for a casual wedding. BTW, do you have the phone numbers for all your guests in your contact list? If not, how are you going to know who is responding if they don't include their names - and I can guaranty there will be some who won't.

We're having a very casual wedding and included the option to RSVP on our wedding website or by phone (didn't specify texting) on the backs of our invitations. We didn't do reply cards or other inserts to cut down on paper. It seems like you've already ordered your invitations from your post though...a little late to ask for advice.

I’m doing online RSVPs with the option of texts or calls. I want to do my best to make our wedding eco friendly, so cutting back paper where possible is easy.

Same as above. Online RSVPs.

I don't think it looks bad at all and it does NOT "scream casual wedding." I think it is very up to date on the times. We live in an ever changing world. Its 2018. It's also a lot faster. Plus, where I live, there isn't even a mail processing center. All our mail has to first go out of town and THEN come back to our town.

Hi Kristen! Thank you for posting!

I agree, it will make the RSVP process easier for you and your guests, too!

I hope this helps and if you have any other questions or need help in any of your other wedding planning details, please don't hesitate to connect or post another discussion! We are always happy to help.

I've seen this a decent amount recently (I guess with all the millennial starting to get married). Some put their own phone number but a lot use a text rsvp service, there's nothing wrong with doing this for your wedding. Services I've seen used for weddings:

https://invitd.us/

https://www.txtrsvp.com/

https://www.replied.app

I had 2 people RSVP..... TWO out of 60 invites and honestly I had probably 50-60 out of the 103 total invited show. I offered my phone number and email