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What To Write On the Birthday Party InvitationHow to fill in the blanks on the birthday party invitation. RSVP advice and how to deal with sticky birthday party situations.
What to bring - (swimsuit, sleeping bag, pillow, old clothes if you are going to do a painting craft). If you will be going to dinner, the movies, the mall .... anywhere other then your house make sure and include it on the invitation. Parents will want to know where their kids are going to be during the party. Keeping siblings from attending a party unannounced is easier to do on the invitation. Sometimes parents think it is okay to send along siblings with the invited guest with or without warning. If this hasn’t happened to you yet … just wait. Suddenly there will be a 4 year old sister who has shown up for your tween daughters spa party and it is hard to say no when they are on the doorstep excited about the party. To avoid this situation mention in the invitation that the party is for invited guests only. You can say it very tactfully. Here are some suggestions for the invitation: “We are sorry, but due to the theme of
the party we can not accommodate siblings” Or you can incorporate it into your invitation and say something like: “Your invited to Bobby’s party as one of his 6 very special guests!” Asking parents to stay for the
party. Address the invitation to both the parent and the child. "We would be honored if you both attended ______________ birthday party." "We can't wait to see you both!" "Parents are welcome to attend." or "Parents are encouraged to stay." "Separate adult refreshments provided." or "Adult refreshments provided." Asking parents NOT to stay for the
party. Asking guests to pay: If your party will be held at a restaurant or other venue and guests will be required to pay for their food or admission then add the price on the invitation. "Admission price to the zoo is 6.50 for
adults". Requesting no presents on the invitation: "The gift of your presence is enough. Please no gifts." If you are asking for donations to a charity instead of a present - add an information sheet about the charity to the invitation and give details on how they can contribute if they want. Asking for certain gifts, gift cards, money or telling guests where you are registered is considered socially incorrect on the birthday invitation. If guests call you requesting suggestions then it is okay to tell them what you prefer.
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