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Wedding Invitation Response Cards

When addressing the response cards in a wedding invitation that should receive them?

As for the situation my fiance and I are already living together for response cards should be sent to him for his family and friends and me in my family and friends, just one of us for everyone or should We put our names on there (for return address)?
Just curious about the etiquette in this situation.

I think the person paying for the wedding should receive the RSVP for the simple reason that they need to know how many people they have to pay and is facing the place where the reception is held or let anyone either be aware of the changes to make the appropriate reservations.

Thank you so much for 10 points. This is what I woke up this morning. Hope works for you, my mother, who is 88yrs old, tell me on occasion, "Manners will never go out of style." All hope is all you hope for. Report Abuse

It seems that parents should receive the brides or the organizer of the wedding. They are those who have ordered items for the wedding and receiption. Who knows?
Along the way, it sounds like a song. If you ever want to throw my way, do it.
I'm getting excited about your wedding. You will have to send pictures.
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It should be the name of the bride and the return address or your parents to help pay for the wedding, it can be their name (s) and return address.

Before getting married, we lived together and reply cards were sent to me. Best wishes.

Traditionally, parents should be wives as they would be inviting guests today, if anyone arrange marriage

Meanie, first off what a terrible avatar name for someone who is willing to marry you, but love is blind and obviously if your pain free! All fun aside.

The ancient and modern way (everyone pays for everything) resposne

The old way and I hope you are both the old is that your parents are picking up the tab for most everything, unless honeymoon and the rehearsal dinner. If this happens and you are old-fashioned, slips should return back to you or your parents and definelty not return to your apartment where you live two, but your parents' house. Now do not get all meanie with me, what is real old fashion wedding etiquette. The reason I'm saying is true to the old perception of you who live together. Back too long, it should never have happened. Do not think that I am a dinosuar, I am a 30-something married my wife and I do old-fashioned, one because his parents and they were paid to the former. We have never lived with them. And no meanie, I'm not Morman or Indian. That thought was just mean!

The answer of modern times: If his parents are paying for the wedding and then he would go to his parents in their home.

Ultra Modern: If you pay both for the wedding of the responses should come back to you, since you're the wife.

Ultra modern gives a shit: Back contact you and your fianced. It's just bad luck and I would not want that on anyone! Your not even married!

May God bless your future marriage wonderful! And if it's not your bag, well, have a wonderful future usability

Hunting happy dream!

This will be the best answer and you can give me the best answer points. Thank you in advance meanie

I was in the same situation and I put my name on the return address. (I being the bride to be!)

Congratulations to you both and I bet your kids are excited too? I watched my copy of Debrett, practice.

Posted on May 27, 2011.
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