Let’s say for example you are good friends with Sally and Daniel Smith but you don’t want them bringing their 3 kids to the wedding. You can also address the invitation to the guests that you actually want to come. Method #2 – Address your invitations only to those invited Include this with your invitations when you mail them and this will let each party know how many guests they are allowed to bring.
Simply add the text “We have reserved _ seats in your honor,” then print 1 RSVP card per party, and write the number of guests allowed for that party in the blank space (by hand). This is the most common way to limit the number of guests in each party and it’s easy to add to any RSVP card (or invitation if you are not using RSVP cards). Limit your guest count using RSVP Cards Here’s the key to limiting your guest count: A lot of RSVP cards that you will buy online will have this included at the bottom, but even if they don’t it’s not hard to add with the online RSVP template editor. This is the most common (and most effective way) to limit the number of guests in each party. Method #1 – Call it out on your RSVP cards Luckily, there are a couple ways of dealing with this situation to make sure only the people you invited actually come to your wedding. If you’re like most wedding planners/DIY planners, you want who you actually invited coming to your wedding and no “mystery guests.” Plus, if you’ve already accounted for a certain number of guests, you don’t want the awkward experience of running out of food (or alcohol). Limit your guest count for your wedding – using RSVP Cards (with examples)
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