What note do you send with wedding RSVP?

Answered by Antonio Sutton

Dear [Couple’s Names],

I hope this letter finds you both in good health and high spirits. First and foremost, I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations on your upcoming wedding. It is truly a joyous occasion and I am honored to have been invited to share in your celebration.

After much thought and consideration, I regret to inform you that I am unable to attend your wedding. Unfortunately, I have a prior commitment on the same day that I am unable to change. However, please know that my absence in no way diminishes my happiness for both of you and my sincere wishes for a lifetime of love and happiness together.

I understand that you may have requested specific information in your invitation, and I want to make sure I provide you with all the necessary details. Although I won’t be able to attend, there will be [number of people in your party] fewer guests at your wedding. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

In regards to the entree choice, I would have loved to try the options you provided, as I’m sure they are delicious. If possible, could you please let me know what the selected entree will be? I am eager to hear about the menu and I’ll be there in spirit, savoring each bite from afar.

Lastly, I want to express my gratitude for including me in your special day. It means a great deal to me that you thought of me, and I am truly sorry that I won’t be able to join in the festivities. Please know that I will be thinking of you both on this momentous occasion and sending all my love and best wishes your way.

Once again, congratulations on your upcoming wedding. May your love continue to grow and flourish, bringing you countless moments of joy and happiness. Thank you for your understanding, and I hope our paths cross soon so that I can personally extend my warmest wishes to you both.

With warm regards,

[Your Name]