How Do You Write On RSVP Cards?

You have received the wedding invitation in the mail. The bride and groom have done their duty. Now it is time to do yours.

Here is what to write on an RSVP card--and what not to write. Follow these tips, and you will stay in the happy couple's good graces. Follow the directions.

The etiquette experts at The Emily Post Institute put this rule simply: "Reply in the manner indicated on the invitation." Fill in the blanks. Most RSVP cards make replying easy.

You often will have a blank to fill in your and your spouse's name as well as a blank to fill in the total number of people who will be attending the wedding. A warning: Do not add extra people to the RSVP card. How do you know who is invited?

Look at the invitation envelope to see whose name is there. Those are the only people who are allowed to RSVP. The Emily Post Institute relates that if your children were invited "the invitation would have said so."

That may be hard to read, but it is realistic. You don't have the right to ... more.

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