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		<title>What is the appropriate way to check in with guests who have not RSVP&#8217;d to my wedding?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There&#8217;s really no choice but to directly ask the invitees via phone,email or in person if they are planning to attend-however, you can always solicit the help of your attendants to do the dirty work. To ease the awkward nature of these conversations, phrase your inquiries like this: &#8220;Aunt Mary, it&#8217;s Beth. I hope you&#8217;ve [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There&#8217;s really no choice but to directly ask the invitees via phone,email or in person if they are planning to attend-however, you can always solicit the help of your attendants to do the dirty work. To ease the awkward nature of these conversations, phrase your inquiries like this: &#8220;Aunt Mary, it&#8217;s Beth. I hope you&#8217;ve received our wedding invitation. We need to give the our final numbers to the caterer this week, and I haven&#8217;t received your response card,so I&#8217;m calling to ask if you and and Uncle Bill plan on coming to the wedding. We hope you&#8217;ll be able to join us!&#8221; Do not point fingers or lay blame regarding their forgetfulness. After all, invitations and response cards are occasionally lost in the mail.</p>
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