What do you write on a reply card to a wedding invitation?

Write the names of all that are coming. That way, they can plan, reserve food, etc.

Yes. You write all of the names of the people who will attend. The hosts need to know how many people are attending. But you can't add names. Only the people named on the invitation should reply and attend.

Write the names of all that are coming. That way, they can plan, reserve food, etc.

You would just write the names of the people at are attending, that was invited. If there was someone not invited, maybe call and ask the person who sent out the invitations if it would be okay for another guest to come. Never assume that others are welcomed to come, if they were not on the invitation.

You just write Mr and Mrs. Smith, and Jane. (That's all I put) they know who the both of you are, and what your daughter's name is!)

If you want to be ultra correct, throw the silly thing in the trash and grab a sheet of your own good stationery and a pen. Write [your name], [your husband's name], and [your daughter's name] accept with pleasure the kind invitation for Saturday First of April. If you want to be slightly less correct, so as to spare your host's feelings, I'd write all three names on the card and put a "3" in the blank. Honestly, when people send me a response card like that I am tempted to write in Mr Micky Mouse 12 attending and see how they deal with it.

You would just write the names of the people at are attending, that was invited. If there was someone not invited, maybe call and ask the person who sent out the invitations if it would be okay for another guest to come. Never assume that others are welcomed to come, if they were not on the invitation.

You just write Mr and Mrs. Smith, and Jane. (That's all I put) they know who the both of you are, and what your daughter's name is!)