Reception Card or No Reception Card

I put the reception info on my detail card with other info about wedding website and hotel blocks. I also have the website listed on RSVP card so they can go online to do that if they choose

Our ceremony and reception were at the same place, but we included a small reception card because it was at a different area of the facility, and we wanted to provide a little more information about the venue. Given that your reception and ceremony are in different places, I would definitely include a separate reception card.

I will do a separate card that has the addresses of both the ceremony and reception, the hotel block/shuttle information, and our website. I didn't want to clutter the invitation with two addresses.

I am not including directions, though. The only 2 people invited (grandparents) that don't own a computer or cell phone really shouldn't be driving themselves anyway.

ETA: Our invitation lists the locations of both the church and reception venue, just not the addresses. Our "reception" card is more of a "general information" card.

Since they are at two separate locations, do a separate card. And you don't need specific cocktail hour details; cocktail hour is part of the reception.

We just put all the ceremony and reception details on our website, and included a link to the website on the invitation itself, no response card. we also took all our RSVPs via email, and also included the email address on the invite and on the website. our website included parking and directions details. this might be an etiquette UO around here, but our invites weren't super formal (though they were beautiful!) and our vibe was maybe more casual. it worked for us and we saved bigtime on postage. there were about 10 invites that we followed up with via phone because we knew folks didn't have email.