"What does RSVP stand for?" is the most commonly asked question involving the RSVP cards that often appear in invitations to events. While this FAQ tackles that subject, it also answers other questions involving the delicate matter of RSVP etiquette. By Rachel Mork |
Curious about proper RSVP etiquette? Not sure how to invite one person but not their children? How do you determine if an event is formal or dressy casual? These tips can help you get the right information to your guests. By Rachel Mork |
 | If you're agonizing over your RSVP wording, these simple rules will help you navigate the messy word of invitations and response cards. By Rachel Mork |
 | Knowing how to write a formal RSVP to an invitation can come in handy if you receive an invitation to a formal event with no enclosed RSVP card. An RSVP lets your host know if you plan to attend. By Alice Langholt |
 | View some RSVP samples before putting together a special event. Whether a wedding RSVP or a big party that includes catering, you will need guests to respond in order to plan, and RSVP cards typically have a standard style. By Alice Langholt |
If a hostess asks you to RSVP, invitations sent online pose a curious etiquette problem. Since the invitation was not written, what is the best way to respond to your hostess? Following these rules can save you from major embarrassment. By Caroline Roberts |
