Birthday Invitations?

Angel

My son is having a fourth birthday party. When you send the invitations to other children do you put the children's name on the envelope or the parents?

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Personally I like to put the childs name! It makes it so much more fun for the child attending the party! I also like to personalize each place setting and candy bags! It also helps to know which kids pizza is which! You son should also remember that it's not all the presents that matter it's who's there to help him during his growing years~ and to have fun with his friends! And since he's turning four. I would suggest to have your son help write out the thank you notes before hand. And have him pass them out to each of his friends and family that show up. That way both he and they feel special. And for those that don't come he can still give him the thank you note later. And just thank them that they tried to come. GOOD LUCK!

Bowling Birthday Party for Child?

dolfingirl

I am throwing my 6 year old a bowling birthday party and I am looking for some sort of bowling theme paper to print my own invitations with. Does anyone have a clue as to where I may can find anything like this or have any suggestions on what I could do?

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How about making your own invitations that double as a scorecard. Make colorful cutouts in the shape of bowling pins and give the cutouts out every time any child makes a strike. Let them trade in their "bowling pins" for (inexpensive) prizes at the end of each game. The dollar stores have such a variety of games that are good for six year olds.
Have a ball!

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How should I handle this double birthday party?

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Q. My child was invited to a birthday party for siblings a couple years apart in age. The invitation has both children's names. My child barely knows one of them. Do you still buy a gift for both or only the one who is the same age as my child?

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I think it's cruddy that the parent is doing a joint birthday party and has invited you to "both". The parent is spending half the money (one party instead of two) and suggesting that you spend twice the money for two gifts rather than one. That's crass and I'm ashamed for that parent.

If I were in the situation, I'd do one of two things. First, skip the party and have your kid give the friend a gift next time he/she sees them (school or playtime or whatever). OR, go to the party with a gift for your kid's friend and a card for the friend's sibling. If you feel you need to have a gift for the other kid, don't spend more than a dollar or two... a jump-rope or matchbox car or something along those lines.

Or you could REALLY make a point and put both kids' names on one present.

What type of photo editing software do I need to make photo invitations?

D_DLR

I'm needing invitations for my children's birthday party. Problem is that it's 2 different characters (X-Men Wolverine & Princess Theme) and I can't find a company that will do it for me. And I really don't want to send 2 invitations for 1 party.

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I think Wonder Photo Studio may be your help. I often use it to create greeting card, invitation card, poster and many other things . This software is powerful and easy to handle. With Wonder Photo Studio, you can quickly and easily make beautiful photo collages complete with resources such as layouts, templates, photo frames, special mask effects, rich cliparts and word arts. The created collages can be saved, printed, directly sent via E-mail and even saved as wallpapers.

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