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Why You Should Never List "Regrets Only" on Your RSVP Cards

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Wedding Invitation Tips Writing "regrets only" on your wedding RSVP card may seem like an excellent

[Martha Stewart Weddings] [Save time and effort]( Wedding Invitation Tips Writing "regrets only" on your wedding RSVP card may seem like an excellent option. Ultimately, though, it's not the best idea and could end up causing you more stress. Here, 6 reasons to skip the "regrets only" RSVP cards. [Why You Should Never List "Regrets Only" on Your RSVP Cards]( [12 Things to Consider Before Choosing a Wedding Venue]( [Does a Dummy Wedding Cake Really Save You Money?]( [Kate Middleton Just Wore an In-Stock Wedding Dress to a Royal Event—and It Has a Special Connection to Queen Elizabeth]( [Bridal Shower Favors Your Guests Will Love]( This is the newsletter meant for you Open. Enter. Win. Bam. We'll deliver the latest sweepstakes and contests from our family of sites right to your inbox. [CLICK TO SIGN UP INSTANTLY]( Important Info Don't overlook the basics when designing your stationery. [8 Details to Include When Wording Your Wedding Invitation]( Elegant Invitations Get creative and elegant ideas for securing your stationery suite with a personalized emblem. [Gorgeous Wedding Invitations with Wax Seals]( Tips from the Pros The least exciting part of wedding planning is keeping track of all the RSVPs. These tips will make handling RSVPs a whole lot easier. [5 Tips That Make Managing Wedding RSVPs So Much Easier]( Hmm…Next, I Need to Plan My… [How Quickly Can You Actually Plan a Wedding?]( [The Dos and Don'ts of Wedding Registries]( [90 Short and Sweet Love Quotes That Will Speak Volumes at Your Wedding]( Helpful Hints PLAN [A Basic Wedding Ceremony Outline for Planning the Order of Your I Dos]( INSPIRE [This Couple's Wedding in Palm Springs Incorporated Jewish Traditions and Thoughtful Speeches]( STYLE [When's the Right Time to Get Your Pre-Wedding Manicure?]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [YouTube]( [Newsletter Sign Up]( [Unsubscribe]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} | Was this email forwarded to you? [Subscribe here]( Meredith Corporation, 1716 Locust Street, Des Moines, IA 50309 ©2022. All Rights Reserved. [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( | [Help Center](

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