RSVP Rejection Letter

Hahaha! Ok now Im on ChocolateBrides.com and Im reading some of the post and one of the brides on the board made a post about how she send a RSVP rejection letter to those of her guests that failed to get back to her and her groom in a timely manner. Here’s the letter

To our Family and Friends,

We hope that you have received our heartfelt invitation to our wedding. We were very excited to share our day with you and are saddened to find you won’t be joining us, but we are sure you will be with us in spirit as we are united as one in Christ and celebrate our union.

As you are aware, our wedding was open to family and friends, however we can no longer hold reservations for our ceremony and reception due to lack of response, it being a plated dinner and limited seating.

Even if you do not plan to attend a function, it is etiquette to return the self addressed, stamped RSVP noting that the invitation has been declined.. Please do so as soon as possible.

Although we are no longer taking reservations for our ceremony and reception due to our RSVP period which ended (date), we would still like to extend a heartfelt thank you for considering us.

Thank you for your prayers and thoughts throughout the coming weeks and on our special day.

Sincerely,
Bride and Groom

Isnt this the best letter? She stated that right after she sent it to folks, the rest of the RSVP’s started coming in. This is one way to lite a fire under folks. Faboulous!

Tell me what you think…Is this too over the top?