Wedding invitation RSVP?

Question

The RSVP says, "Please respond on or before "date". Then, "M___________" "Number of persons _____" What does the "M" mean?

Thanks everyone. That's what I though, but then I asked someone to be sure and they made me all confused. so I thought I'd post it.

Answer 1

The M stands for Mr or Mrs, just a place to write their names so you know how to spell them on the table cards. :P that way they can out what they prefer to be called and you are not ASSUMING who is coming.

Answer 2

It is a space for the name of the person responding. They start with the M and then leave the rest blank so people can fill in Mr. or Miss or Mrs. and their name.

Answer 3

Mr. or Mrs. or Ms. depending on the recipients title. Fill in your title preference and your name or just your name. I think it is very generous of the bride and groom to let you bring X amount of people instead of just one companion.

Answer 4

You would complete the word Miss, Mr, or Mrs. and write your name or the couples name who are attending.

Answer 5

It's the beginning of Mr., Mrs. or Ms. You fill in the blank with the rest of this, along with your name(s).

Answer 6

Mr. Mrs. Ms

Answer 7

It's the first letter for a formal address (Mr., Mrs., Ms.)

Answer 8

The M means mr. or mrs. or ms. It also means that only you and/or your husband are invited, not your children, unless the invite specifically mentions them by name on the inner envelope or the outer envelope says and family.

Answer 9

I think it means you are supposed to fill in Mr. or Mrs. or Ms. and then your name so they know who it is from.

Answer 10

I believe it's for Mr. or Mrs.