How do you word an RSVP card in Spanish?

If you are sending RSVP cards in Spanish, keep the wording clear and polite. Start with a simple request, such as 'Por favour, responde antes del [date]' or 'Te pedimos que confirmes tu asistencia antes del [date].' For the response options, you can use 'Acepto con gusto' and 'Lamento no poder asistir', which are standard and easy to understand. Add a line for the guest's name, such as 'Nombre' or 'Nombre y apellidos'. If you need to know about dietary needs, write '¿Tiene alguna alergia o requisito alimenticio?' For the number of guests, use 'Número de invitados' if you are allowing plus ones. Keep the tone warm and respectful, and avoid slang or regional phrases that might confuse guests from different Spanish-speaking countries. You can also include a note about the wedding date and venue in Spanish, so the card works on its own. If you are using a wedding website, you can include the link in Spanish as well. Remember to check with any bilingual guests if the wording sounds natural, as translations can vary.