Post # 47

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Sugar bee
- Wedding: October 2014 - Disney
ITs things like this that make me want to write my return cards as a math equation. We have reserved “equal or lesser value symbol” # seats in your honor. That way when they still bring 5 rather than 3 I can state we only reserved 3 and the card stated that. Remember sharing is caring and your lap is probably softer than the folding chairs anyway :D.
Post # 48

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Busy bee
I wonder if it was a malicious joke. Or they were just too stupid to fill it out correctly.
Post # 49

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Busy bee
@dewingedpixie:
You know most people would be so confused by the equal or lesser sign hahah.
Post # 50

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Honey bee
@mamadingdong: Well… Obviously neither I nor my printers caught that. But since the RSVPs are coming back now, it’s a bit too late to be worrying about that.
Post # 51

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Honey bee
UPDATE: I have discovered the identity of the no-name RSVPer. It was FH’s aunt. She added extra seats for her son and daughter. She asked about them coming after the invitations went out. FH gave her the go-ahead for them to come.
Post # 52

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Sugar Beekeeper
@s2bmrscook: glad you found out who it was. still, a name would have been nice.
Post # 53

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Worker bee
A- … just, ugh. I would be SO annoyed.
B- … there’s only 30 days in September. :p lol
Post # 55

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Helper bee
Ugh. We numbered ours, so at least it wasn’t AS bad, but I had a few come back with no name (seriously?? Yes).
And one of DH’s cousins, who are much older and have adult children of their own, decided that not only were they coming, but all three said adult children were also coming. Evidently it would’ve caused world war 3 to tell them they couldn’t come, so they all came, oh, and one son’s girlfriend, just for giggles. W. T. F.
Post # 56

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Newbee
I had to laugh at this – because we got one for our wedding like it as well.
Invited two people by name, and a little note on the RSVP card said “three will be attending” and didn’t even tell us who the third was! (They are a childless couple.)
We had another family member make a phone call and get the details – and in the end, it worked out okay. But there was an explicit agreement that if we were over number, the third person would not be allowed at the reception. We were pretty upfront about it – as it was not only a money issue, but moreso a space one.
I still think it was very rude, though. And had the exact reaction you did (I think I even used the words “You’ve got to be shitting me”, too.)
Post # 57

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Sugar Beekeeper
@s2bmrscook: I guess it’s too late now but there are only 30 days in September.
Post # 58

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Honey bee
@BackcountryBarbie:
@MrsWBS:
Thanks. Someone else already pointed that out. It’s obviously too late to do anything about it now. I made a mistake. My printer didn’t catch it either. I have made the fatal mistake of being wrong on the internet. God help me.
Post # 59

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Helper bee
brutal … but glad you found the culprit:)
Post # 60

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Helper bee
@yaena: I’m really curious about this… Who the heck did they want to bring??
Post # 61

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Buzzing Beekeeper
@s2bmrscook: So it is ok for you to make a mistake (31st September) but not ok for anyone else (failing to write their names in)?
I think you need to relax. After your RSVP date closes you work out who you are missing RSVP’s from and then call everyone that didn’t RSVP and ask them if it is their card. A little annoying sure but it is not the end of the world.