Yes, it's generally a good idea to follow up with invited guests who did not RSVP, especially if their presence is important for planning purposes. A polite call or message can help clarify their intentions and ensure you have an accurate headcount. This can also give them an opportunity to express any concerns or reasons for not responding.
No but you can call them and ask them if they are coming but you should demand an "for sure" RSVP.
If you are single it is assumed that you may bring a guest, unless the invitiation explicitly states otherwise.
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A guest is someone who has been invited to a program. So in my knowledge, it will be inappropriate to say or use "invited guest". Thanks
It is customary to RSVP (respondez s'il vous plait), meaning that you should call, drop a message or note, that you are confirming the planned luncheon.
In the context of social invitations RSVP is a request for a response from the invited person. It is an initialism from the French phrase "répondez s'il vous plait", meaning "please respond".
i have a military id card can i bring a guest into the commissary
that would be very helpful to the person (name cards) who is in charge of the seating arrangement.
In Filipino, RSVP is often translated as "Mangyaring Tumugon," which means "please respond." It is used in invitations to request that the invited guests confirm their attendance. This helps the host plan accordingly based on the number of attendees.
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RSVP stands for "Répondez s'il vous plaît," a French phrase that translates to "Please respond" in English. It is commonly used in invitations to request that the invited guests confirm their attendance. This helps the host plan accordingly for the event.