If I put that people can text to RSVP for LO's birthday party?
If I'm at work in the middle of the day I don't want phone calls, KWIM>

Not at all

I don't think its tacky

Not tacky. I've found no body ever RSVPs anymore anyway, now that's tacky.

Definitely not.
I hate talking on the phone anyway  

Quoting LCsMum:" Not tacky. I've found no body ever RSVPs anymore anyway, now that's tacky."

If they don't I hope they don't think it's tacky when they don't have a seat at Chuck E. Cheese lol

Quoting L☮J:" Definitely not. I hate talking on the phone anyway  "

so do I LOL I would much rather shoot them a text or just respond on FB or something

no it's not.

Quoting L☮J:" Definitely not. I hate talking on the phone anyway  "

Yeah I really don't want to talk to them anyway hahahahaha

Not tacky... Especially not tacky for a kids bday party!

Thanks ladies, I feel so much better now. Cause I definitely don't feel like all the phone calls

No I don't think it's tacky. For my son's party I said they could RSVP by texting, calling, or emailing either my husband or I and gave call the information. We invited 25 kids and only 3 RSVPed and only 5 showed up. Not RSVPing, IMO, is tacky.

Quoting MommaSav2:" No I don't think it's tacky. For my son's party I said they could RSVP by texting, calling, or emailing ... [snip!] ... or I and gave call the information. We invited 25 kids and only 3 RSVPed and only 5 showed up. Not RSVPing, IMO, is tacky."

I'm expecting like 10 to show up, which is fine, because it's cheaper.