Email. But 99% of my parties are lunches or dinners where I cook for every guest, and so I need formal RSVPs in advance to shop and meal plan. Email suits that model, but I accept it's quite an old-school way to socialize.
Okay here's an unironic question: how do people throw and organise parties without using a Facebook event? I'm not FB friends with everyone I'd want to invite, but I feel like not having a Facebook event would ultimately result in me awkwardly messaging **everyone** individually
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tbf, email is old school but an increasingly appealing option
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wow this is some hardcore dedication but i respect it
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send them letters
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at this point, maybe i fucken will
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Thank you Maxwell
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Apologies but I'm good at this. The ratio of invitees:attendees on public forums *if you make no further effort* is around 4:1. FB events seem like less effort than DM but really, to get to this to 3:1 or less, you have to DM your "yesses" 1 week out to get firm commitments.
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This seems like solid logic to me
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