Customizing made easy:
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Choose your Liner Color.
Each RSVP envelope has a selection of three different liner colors curated by Victoria to coordinate seamlessly with the overall design.
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Select Blank Envelopes or Printed.
Choose to have our team print out your return address or opt for plain envelopes if you'd like to add your own calligraphy.
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Choose a Font & Ink Color.
If you are having our team print your envelopes, select a font type and ink color. All envelopes are printed on one side per USPS recommendations.
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Submit your Customized Text.
After you've submitted your order you'll receive an email from our team with links and instructions to submit your properly formatted return address.
RSVP Envelope Details & Questions
What is an RSVP envelope used for?
An RSVP envelope is the small, pre-addressed envelope guests use to return their reply card by mail. It makes the response process clear and convenient for guests who are replying via mail and not through your wedding website.
Should RSVP envelopes be stamped?
Yes. We recommend adding postage to RSVP envelopes before mailing your invitations so guests can return their response without needing to purchase a stamp. Confirm current postage requirements with your local postal service before assembling the suite.
Can RSVP envelopes be printed with my return address?
Yes. RSVP envelopes can be printed with the return address for the person collecting responses, such as the couple, a parent, your wedding planner, or some designated address. To add your return address to this envelope, select "Yes" and your font choice and ink color under the "Add Return Address Printing" option on the product dropdown. Our team will reach out after you place your order to collect and coordinate your return address details.
Do I need an RSVP envelope if guests reply online?
Not necessarily. If every guest will RSVP through your wedding website, you may choose to omit the mailed reply card and RSVP envelope. Some couples include both options for guest convenience, especially when inviting guests who may prefer responding by mail.