Weddingbee boards

Simplest and most classic -- put

"R.s.v.p.
www.website.com"

in the lower right-hand corner. Back in the 'fifties when telephones were becoming acceptable for social calls, that was how R.s.v.p.s were requested for things like dinner parties, only using the phone number instead of the website. And in the twenties, when social secretaries were being used to receive R.s.v.p.s that's where you put the street address of your social secretary. All of which is interesting, but your guests won't even need to know the social history since the letters "R.s.v.p." and the website being right next to each other make the intent obvious.

could this help at all? We just did this on one large, formal single card-no rsvp or reception cards inside.  monogram on top, all centered

             WITH GREAT PLEASURE

YOU ARE INVITED TO THE WEDDING UNITING

                 name (script)

                   and

                 name

     SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH OF JUNE

             TWO THOUSAND AND TEN

AT HALF AFTER SIX O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING

                    LOCATION

                NEW YORK CITY

      reception to follow under the stars

[lower left-hand corner in smaller font,

single-spaced]

The Favour of Your Reply                                               Black Tie Optional

Is Requested by 14 May

e-mail address