RSVP - Respond Soon Via Phone

One of the most stressful components of planning your wedding is collecting an accurate guest count. A great way to keep track of your expected guests is to request a reply as to whether or not they will be attending. Of course, there are many ways of sending this request:

• Traditionally, with your invitation you mail out, you may have a RSVP card and response envelope for your guests to return to you via snail mail (USPS). (Yes, you, the couple, have to include postage on the reply envelope.)
• Informally, you may email your invitations and ask your guests to reply to the email or to click a link to inform you of their attendance.
• Unusually, you may estimate how many guests you are expecting and just pray you have enough food.
• Con temporarily, with you invitation you mail out, you may include a RSVP card, that requests your guests to call and respond by voice, whether or not they will be attending.

Depending on how close you are with your family, they may make the assumption that you know they are coming without needing to RSVP. Therefore you may lose money for unused postage. It also increases the chances of not having enough food or seating for your loved ones.

So to make it easier on you (and your budget) and more convenient for your guests, have them call a phone number and leave a message. There are many selections for companies who specialize in RSVP Phone Services. Or instead of hiring a company, you can purchase a toll-free number and set up a recorded voicemail message. It's cost effective and doesn't take up too much time. You can leave a message like:

After the phone calls and messages begin to come in, you can let them sit in your voicemail inbox until you are ready to work with the messages! The RSVP phone method saves you a lot of time and worry. We're looking forward to offering this service to our clients very soon!!!