How do you word an RSVP card for email replies?

An email RSVP card works well if you want replies to land in one place. Write the email address clearly, ideally in a larger font, and add a line inviting guests to include their names and any dietary needs. A typical wording is: 'Kindly reply by [date] to [email address]. Please include the names of all guests attending.' You can also ask guests to confirm whether they are attending or unable to attend, so you know who needs a place. Keep the tone warm and friendly, not formal. If you have a joint email address, make sure it is one you check regularly. You might also add a note that children are welcome only if their names are included. Avoid asking for too much detail in the email, as guests may forget. A simple subject line such as 'RSVP for [names] wedding' helps you sort replies. Remember to set a reminder for yourself a week before the deadline, and chase any guests who have not replied.