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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is OP.  I get that you might think this isn’t a good day for a party - fine, but in that case, why not just RSVP no?  I’m not concerned about whether people are attending or not - rather, that they are not indicating which it will be.

Communication, people.  This is my qualm.[/quote]

It took me years to get that "didn't RSVP" meant "No, I'm not coming." Get, not accept.

Except in one case. One person RSVP'd YES on the eve of the party and then showed up. Luckily, a different rude person changed RSVP from YES to NO the morning of the party, so it worked out seamlessly.[/quote]

This is OP and this is why I’m a bit irked- like, just let me know.  I ordered and mailed these invites, hoping it would seem/feel more “special” than an evite.

O well.[/quote]

I enjoy getting paper mail BUT we have had multiple things (that either we knew were coming or USPS even sent me pictures of in my delivery digest) that have not made their way to our house, months later. It's caused a lot of issues because some of those things were bills, checks, car registrations, and replacement credit cards. It's been a nightmare. My husband and I even had duplicate copies of notices from VA DOT mailed to us from the same place on the same day. His arrived, mine did not. Maybe an electronic follow up with all the information on the invitation would be helpful. [/quote]

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