WORDING GUIDE

Wedding Invite RSVPs

Taking a few moments to respond and mail your RSVP is always so appreciated — here are some graceful ways to word your reply.

WILL ATTEND

"Thank you so much for the beautiful invite. We can't wait to join"

“Mazal tov to the chosson and kallah! So happy to celebrate with you.”

“Mazal tov — we’re honored to join you in celebrating this wonderful simcha.”

“Delighted to attend! Wishing the chosson and Kallah only mazal and bracha”

“Mazal tov! We’re so happy for you and can’t wait to celebrate together.”

“So excited to join you on your special day. Mazal tov to the chassan and kallah!”

“Mazal tov! We can’t wait to dance and share in your simcha!”

“With so much joy — can’t wait to be there and join in the simcha!”

“We can’t wait to dance with you all!!”

"Mazal tov! We're counting down to the chasunah."

NOT ABLE TO ATTEND

“Mazal Tov! So sorry we can’t be there to celebrate in person.”

“Sending heartfelt mazal tovs — we wish we were able to attend!”

“Mazal tov! We’re so happy for you and wish we could celebrate together.”

“So sorry we can’t attend, but we’re celebrating with you in spirit. Mazal tov to the chassan and kallah!”

“Wishing you a beautiful simcha. Though we won’t be there, our hearts are with you — mazal tov!”

“Even though we can’t be there, we’re sharing in your simcha from afar.”

“Mazal tov to the chassan and kallah! We’re so sad to miss your wedding.”

“Mazal tov! So sorry we can’t make it — wishing you the most beautiful wedding day.”

“Mazal tov! We’ll miss celebrating with you in person, but sending so much love.”

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