Wedding website

I know nothing about invites and rsvps thinking of using Vista print do they include everything in packages need 75 invites

We're going to be using wedding wire to handle the RSVPs. However, for our grandmothers, we're going to include an RSVP card because they don't use a computer and I know they will use it.

Standard Stamps are .85 c each if you buy them in bulk (booklets, coils) which you would be doing so I would calculate it at .85c instead of $1.

Because I like the look of multiple stamps on an envelope, I'm buying old stamps (still valid) from a stamp collector who wants to get rid of the ones that aren't worth anything. He's even giving them to me at a discount. I know there are a few people in Canada who do that. I'd google if you're interested.

I loved coming home and receiving RSVPs in my mailbox. It was easy for me to go back and look over who had responded to make sure i had not accidentally forgotten anyone.

Not everyone sent back their RSVP card though so a lot of stamps got wasted

Costco sells a roll of 100 stamps for a discounted price, just an fyi. I think it ended up being about 85cents per stamp.

Thanks for the info! I didn't realize the price of stamps went up! I will definitely be looking into all options when we do our invites!

We sent out invites by mail and had 3 options for RSVP: website, e-mail or phone. We have had responses by all methods!

Hey Ashley, you can actually do you invites and create your wedding website directly through here:

My wedding website

How To Send Your Online Wedding Invitations using WeddingWire

How To Manage Guest Attendance with your Website

You can customize the pages and share the invitations so it's easy for your grandma to answer the RSVP. Let me how it goes!

WOW, really?!? I didn't realize that... I haven't thought too too much about this, but am leaning towards e-vites for a couple of reasons. Your point about wanting a reply is a point well taken, and I'll be sure to do that!
As for suggestions, I have just had to RSVP electronically to two friends' wedding events (one for the wedding, the other for an engagement party), one used The Knot (wedding) and the other used Paperless Post (engagement party). They were both very pretty and easy to navigate. I appreciated being able to see photos of the wedding party, the bride and groom's families, and the couple!

We are using wedding wire for our website... It was easy to set up... Organizing guests into familys for RSVP was a bit of a pain but it only took me a few hours for 190 guests... Having said that we went back and forth on the stamped RSVP issue and decided to stamp them... Alot of our guests are older.

I hit reply accidentally without finishing my sentence... lol So the website withjoy.com is super easy to create your own and there's even an app to control everything and see who's replying. It's pretty great!

Im having my guests rsvp through our wedding website. So much easier and cheaper too. Plus it's interesting that they get to see a bit of our history and pictures. I went with the website

Hi Ashley! Im planning to do e-vites as but still give a few printed cards in person. I love the email option but for the older people we were thinking of just putting our phone number instead of opting for snail mail.