I didn't want to hijack the other invite/RSVP thread so...

[Nik54545]

Because I didn't want to hijack the other invitation thread I thought I'd ask...When sending out invites, did you add the stamp for the return envelope or did you expect the guests to send it back with a stamp that they purchased? And if I give the option to call or go to our wedding website to RSVP, could I get away with not putting a stamp on there??? Thoughts? Suggestions?

[WebLady]

I think it is "proper" to include a self addressed and stamped envelope. The idea is to make it easier for people to reply. Some people still don't, but what can you do :bbconfused:

[hummingbird521]

I would recommend placing a stamp on the envelope for return.

[Nik54545]

Thats what I thought and the point I was trying to get across to Scott...he doesn't feel we should. :bbrolleyes:

[WebLady]

Thats what I thought and the point I was trying to get across to Scott...he doesn't feel we should. :bbrolleyes:
lol Men; they just don't understand ;)

[4424]

i provided the stamp even though i also gave them the online option.

[kevinsbride2B]

I'm providing stamps for all of the RSVP cards except for the ones that are out of North America. For these, they have had the option of giving them to family members to bring over with them. Such as Kevin's parents who are travellign through Europe as we speak. So I figured first of all it's a pain in the butt to get the stamps they require to send with. Plus they have a month to get them back to Kevin's parents.

[thatgirljenn]

I just got a wedding invitation in the mail.

No stamp.

BOO!

[BriansBride07]

I put stamps on the RSVP envelope.

[sjk1431]

I will be stamping them it's just easier for everyone.