Boy's 2nd Birthday Party Invitations...?

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Hi. I am trying to come up with a simple poem or saying to put on my son's 2nd Birthday party invitations. I am running out of time. I really don't want to put any theme on the invitations... Just something simple..
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance!!

Answer
Cake and Ice Cream,
are oh so sweet,
We're having a party
that's sure to be a treat!

"Our son is turning 2...(and then the party information)"

Round and Round and Round we go,
where the fun stops nobody knows!
Please join us in celebrating
our son's 2nd birthday

Should we decline the birthday party invitation?

Q. The little boy I used to baby-sit (when he was 3) is turning 6 and having a birthday party. Every year since then his mother has invited us and our children to his birthday parties even though we have been out of his life now a few years. The last party of his that we attended, we didn't know anyone there and we were getting the, "who the hell are they" looks from people. Would it be okay to decline the invitation but send a small gift in the mail to the boy?

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It's very nice for them to invite you but you are not obligated to attend or even send a gift. You babysat him a long time ago and you are uncomfortable going to the party. I'm sure the parents would be okay if you didn't show up if you let them know why.

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3 boys, 1 birthday party: How do we word the invite so that people know to only buy for the boy they know?

Colleen

I'm having a birthday party for 3 cousin boys whose birthday's are all within the same month. Rather than have 3 separate parties, we're throwing one big party. How do we word the invitation so that people know that they don't have to buy 3 gifts but only for the boy they would normally buy a gift for? As if the parties were 3 separate ones.

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I agree with B. Have each family send invites to people that know their child that they want there with the party details and then designate someone with a list of common family members to mail those with the same details.
On party day you may want to have parents greet the guests so they can accept the gifts for their child and set them aside until later for their child to open so no one is mixed up or lost in the process. It may also be something to consider in letting them open gifts at home after the party so if someone didn't have as a big of a turn out there are no hard feelings or upset between the kids (depending on how old they are, you didn't say). That way if someone ends up with 10 things and someone else only ends up with 4 or 5 by attendees at the party no one feels slighted.

How do I make a personalized birthday invitation?

Angel

I am having a dinosaur birthday party for my four year old little boy. I want to make personalized birthday invitations that have his name, not the generic ones you buy in the store. How would I do this? Is there a store that can do this for me?

Answer
go to a craft store and buy a card kit.....i use gartner studios products...they have them at target, walmart, party city, michaels, ac moore etc...
check out the website www.gartnerstudios.com

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