How can I take back an invitation?

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Clariza Ma

Hi Guys!

I just gave out my little sister's birthday party invitations to our neighbors (She's turning 3). The invitations are designed as tickets and the kids can't come to the party without their "ticket". When I was done with giving the invitations, 2 parents came to me and told me to include their child. Out of kindness, I wrote their names on 2 extra tickets. The problem is, now to think of it, I shouldn't have given it to them, I mean the kids that aren't invited will still get a loot bag, but they can't enjoy the party. I need ideas on how to take back an invitation without hurting their feelings. I know feel guilty that i added one of them, Please help me! I might even need the extra invitations for "surprise guests"
That part that says "I know feel guilty...." I meant "I now feel guilty" and the venue is in our house.

Answer
You can't withdraw an invitation.

But what do you mean, they 'told' you to invite their kids? Do you have to obey everything other people tell you to do? Next time say 'Im so sorry, but I'm not in charge of who's invited, I'm only handing out invitations. But I do know that there are lots of other children they wanted to invite, but space is limited. SO sorry about that.' And keep walking.

Is 2 weeks enough time to give people to respond to an invite to a kid's birthday party?

AmyK

We are planning one for July 12, but the invitations aren't going out until tomorrow. Is this to short of notice?

Answer
Yes, that's plenty of time.

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