What does "M _________" mean or stand for on a wedding reply card?

Question

The card reads:

The favour of a reply is requested

Before November 13, 2006

M ______________________

___Accepts ____Regrets

___ Persons will attend

Answer 1

Typically you fill in something like "Mr, Mrs, Ms, Miss" using the first M as being already there, followed by the name of the invited person or persons.

Answer 2

Wedding Reply Cards

Answer 3

M___________ is the field where you fill in the name(s) of who will be attending the wedding.

Example: Mr and Mrs Smith
Miss Smith
Mrs Smith

Then check accept or regret, and # attending.

ONLY write in name(s) that were invited. NEVER add a name not on invitation, such as "and children"

Answer 4

The RSVP card is of French origin. RSVP is a French acronymn which basically means please reply in a timely manner. The M________ line stands for Messeuir or Madame, which in English would be Mr or Mrs. In this day and age though, no one knows that anymore so alot of people leave it blank out of confusion and will send it back to you with no name leaving you to figure out who it's from.

Answer 5

Mr, Mrs or Ms...it allows the person responding to fill it in themself while still being able to get a large number of reply cards made...

Answer 6

It leaves the responder to reply Mr & Mrs John Smith
or Mr. John Smith or Ms Smith or Miss Joan Smith ETC....

Answer 7

"M" is to be filled in for Mr. Mrs. Ms. (your name) accepts or regrets.

Have a great day!

Answer 8

It's where you put Mr. or Miss or Mr. and Mrs. before your names.

Answer 9

Hahahhaha, I alwasy wondered why wedding invitations had that. I have alwas assumed the "M" is for Mr. or Ms. etc and then I put my name.

Answer 10

' Mr./Ms./Mrs. whomever'
example:
Mrs. Johnson-Kiriago
_accepts _Regrets,etc.
this is also helpful when you're writing your thank-you cards for all the great presents you'll get!