How Do You RSVP To An Invitation?

Perhaps it's the lightspeed at which we live today, but responding to an invitation seems to have become a lost art. Anyone who has tried to host an event while contending with RSVP apathy from her guests knows how frustrating it can be. I doubt anyone is trying to wreak havoc on their host's plans, but perhaps it is just that different invitations warrant different responses, and guests may not know how to appropriately respond.

Here's a guide to help guests help their host plan, so everyone can enjoy the event. *Verbal invitations are the most informal. Usually, a host will mention that they're having a get-together Saturday night and ask if you'd like to join them.

In this case, it's fine to RSVP verbally. However, if your plans change from what you told them, call the host and let them know. *Text or email invitations are becoming more common with the advent of E-Vite and other online services.

The danger with these services is in delaying your response. Answer, via the same ... more.

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