What Does the M Mean on an RSVP Card?

The mysterious “M” printed on traditional wedding RSVP cards often confuses guests, but it simply serves as the starting letter for courtesy titles. Guests are expected to complete the prefix by writing titles such as Mr., Mrs., Ms., or Miss before filling in their full names. If guests prefer alternative titles or no prefix at all, they can easily cross out or bypass the “M” and write their name directly on the line. To avoid confusion, couples designing modern invitations can replace the traditional “M” with a clear and straightforward “Name:” prompt.READ MORE BELOW

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