Take the tour ×  I am sending one invitation out for 3 events.
The planners for two events would like for people to make a
reservation for each of those events with their reply. So next
to those events, there is wording that a reservation is
requested ("reservation is requested with your reply"). Please
note the singular "reservation".  For the third event, the
planner does not need or want folks to make reservations. So
should the wording be "no reservation needed" or "no
reservations needed"? Or can it be either way?  share|improve
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FumbleFingers, MετάEd, Kris, Kristina Lopez, aedia λ Jun 11 at
20:46   2 Answers  The correct form is:  No reservation needed.
Because you're addressing the person (or persons) whom you are
inviting (through a single invitation). So, there is no need for
a reservation (a reservation can be made for one or more people)
for that group (or person).  share|improve this answer add
comment  Have a look here:    1. reservation