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I have to go to a birthday party for one of my dad's aunts (I'm not completely sure, he just calls her aunt. She's some distant family member). It's her 90th birthday and the party is being held at a banquet hall/country club type place. I was thinking about wearing this black dress I have its fitted and comes to a little above my knee. Would this be appropriate? btw I'm a 15 year old girl
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Yes, sounds like it would be nice to me. But, just to be safe take a look at the invitation it might say formal or casual. Also ask your mom and dada what they are wearing.
Yes, sounds like it would be nice to me. But, just to be safe take a look at the invitation it might say formal or casual. Also ask your mom and dada what they are wearing.
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We plan on having a cook-out ofr our daughters' birthday party next weekend. Usually when we have a cook-out, everyone brings a covered dish. Would it be rude to ask them to bring something to the party? My husband and I are on a tight budget right now so there's no way we can afford to feed all of our family members. I plan on asking everyone to bring something but what would be the best way to ask? Would it be best to include it in the invitations or by word of mouth?
If someone is too cheap to buy a gift for a child just because they brought .99 worth of baked beans they cooked in their kitchen they are pretty pathetic. If you think it's inappropriate to bring a covered dish to a cook out, you are either too cheap to buy something pre-made from the grocery store or you don't know how to cook period.
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Instead of listing the party just as a birthday party, list it as a birthday cookout or birthday potluck. For example:
Brittany's turning 9 and we'd love to have you dine!
Bring a covered dish and share her birthday wish.
(Okay, that was corny, but you get the idea).
Invitations are definitely a good idea so there's no misunderstandings. List clearly what you are providing (the meat or the drinks or what-not) so that you don't end up with 90 hot dogs and no buns.
You might forewarn your daughter that there might be fewer gifts if she's old enough to expect gifts; sometimes people will consider bringing a dish their "gift" to the party.
Hope that helps!
Instead of listing the party just as a birthday party, list it as a birthday cookout or birthday potluck. For example:
Brittany's turning 9 and we'd love to have you dine!
Bring a covered dish and share her birthday wish.
(Okay, that was corny, but you get the idea).
Invitations are definitely a good idea so there's no misunderstandings. List clearly what you are providing (the meat or the drinks or what-not) so that you don't end up with 90 hot dogs and no buns.
You might forewarn your daughter that there might be fewer gifts if she's old enough to expect gifts; sometimes people will consider bringing a dish their "gift" to the party.
Hope that helps!
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