- - "let us know" letters
- - Letters calling for an answer ?
- - Letters demanding an answer?
- - Initially, the answer must be looked for in France
- - party-invitation letters
- - letters on a wedding invitation: Abbr.
- - Request for a reply to an invitation
- - Invitation letters: Abbr.
- - Request letters on an invitation: Abbr.
- - Host's "let me know" letters
- - "tell me if you're coming" letters
- - confirmation letters?
- - Letters from the host
- - Letters for an invitee
- - Invitation's request, for short
- - Evite letters
- - Wedding invitation letters
- - Letters to answer one's inviting letter?
- - Letters on reply cards
- - Invitation's request for an answer: Abbr.
- - Invitation request, for short
- - Say "Yes, I will attend," for example: Abbr.
- - Request letters
- - Note on an invitation.
- - Letters that need answering?
- - Letters sometimes seen before a phone no.
- - Letters sometimes preceding a phone no.
- - Letters on an invite
- - Letters importuning reply
- - Letters for a hostess
- - Letters before a phone number maybe
- - Letters before a phone no., perhaps
- - Letters before a phone no. or email, perhaps
- - Letter ending for some notes
- - Initial request for an answer?
- - Hostess's letters
- - Check "yes" or "no" for an event: Abbr.
- - Attending letters
- - Aid for an early head count
- - Abbreviation for hostesses
- - Abbreviation for "Answer, please"
- - Abbr. on a letter
- - "Please get back to us" letters on an invitation
- - "I need to know how much food to order," for short
- - Letters on a letter
- - Letters of invitation?
- - Respond to a wedding invitation: Abbr.
- - invitation inscription
- - Initials on an invitation requesting a reply
- - evite answer
- - reserve a seat, perhaps
- - party invitee's 'yes'
- - Respond to an evite say (Abbr.)
- - Invitation response: Abbr.
- - Please reply (inits)
- - Invite request
- - invitation indication
- - Get back to a host
- - check "will attend," say
- - Request to an invitee
- - Reply to a wedding invitation: Abbr.
- - Please reply, initially
- - initially requiring a response
- - say "i'm busy that day," e.g.
- - often appears at the bottom of invitations.
- - Response seems very polite at first
- - reply to a party invitation
- - Party thrower's plea: Abbr.
- - "Please respond" initials on an e-invite: Abbr.
- - Request from a host
- - "Kindly let us know," on invites: Abbr.
- - say "we'll be there," perhaps
- - Say that you're going, say
- - tell 'em you'll be there
- - Common abbreviation used when requesting a response to an event: Abbr
- - Respond to the host
- - Indicate availability, in a way
- - "Answer, please" (Abbr.)
- - Please reply (1,1,1,1)
- - Common request
- - "Please reply"
- - Initials on an invitation
- - Request on an invitation
- - Invitation answer
- - Acknowledge an invitation
- - Say if you'll be there
- - Party invitation request
- - Party giver's abbr.
- - Confirm one's attendance
- - "Let us know," initially
- - Request of an invitee, briefly
- - Request from a party leader
- - Let the host know if you're coming
- - It may involve regrets
- - Inviter's request
- - Invitee's obligation, briefly
- - Invite initials
- - Invitation req.
- - Invitation addendum
- - Initials on a card
- - Hostess's request
- - Host's plea
- - Guests may do it
- - Evite reply
- - Brief answer?
- - Answer an invitation: Abbr.
- - Accept or decline
- - "Let us know if you're coming"
- - Write back briefly
- - Use Evite
- - Use an SASE, perhaps
- - The formal request
- - Tell the host yes or no
- - Tell if you'll be there
- - Society tag line
- - Say you're coming
- - Say you'll make it, say
- - Say you'll go, say
- - Say you'll be going to the party
- - Say you will, or won't, be there
- - Say you can't make it, say
- - Say you can't go, say
- - Say you can make it, say
- - Say maybe, maybe
- - Say "I'll be there!", say
- - SASE enclosure, maybe
- - SASE contents, perhaps
- - Respond to the invite
- - Respond to an invitation: Abbr.
- - Respond to an invitation
- - Request madein French initials
- - Reply, briefly
- - Reply to the Evite
- - Reply to an invite
- - Reply to an invitation: Abbr.
- - Reply to an invitation
- - Regrets, perhaps
- - Promise attendance, briefly
- - Post to a host
- - Polite Gallicism.
- - Pls. reply
- - Plan to attend
- - Party-giving initials
- - Party invite abbr.
- - Part of an invitation.
- - Part of a prospective bride's pile
- - Let us know, in an invite
- - Let people know if you're coming to their wedding
- - It may consist of regrets
- - Invitee's obligation
- - Invite inits.
- - Invitation's request
- - Invitation words briefly
- - Invitation reminder
- - Invitation ltrs.
- - Invitation foursome
- - Invitation closer
- - Invitation acknowledgment (abbr.)
- - Initial request?
- - Inform the host
- - Hostess's request, initially
- - Hostess's initials
- - Hostess initials
- - Host-to-be's request
- - Get back to the host or hostess
- - Facebook invite inits.
- - Evite.com request
- - Don't just show up
- - Do something polite
- - Decline, perhaps
- - Decline, maybe
- - Decision-prompting request
- - Contact the host
- - Comeback initials
- - Certain answer
- - Book by Elsa Maxwell
- - Be a polite invitee
- - Answer, shortly
- - Answer, quickly
- - Answer, of a sort
- - Answer, in brief
- - Answer, briefly
- - Answer, as an invitation
- - Answer the host
- - Answer an Evite
- - Agree to attend the party
- - "We'd appreciate your answer," on invitations
- - "Reply, pls."
- - "Please answer," on a wedding invitation: Abbr.
- - "Let us know whether you're coming," on an invite
- - "Let me know," on invitations
- - "Let me know if you're coming"
- - "Kindly answer"
- - "Let us know," on an invitation (Abbr.)
- - Confirm in a way
- - Request to a guest
- - Call back?
- - Invitation encl
- - Party request
- - Reply
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