Should I do a separate or joint invitation?

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gcoolie

My son is turning 3 and his cousin is turning 7. We've decided to do a combined birthday party. I'm planning to send out an evite as the invitation. Should I make a separate evite for family and a separate evite for my friends so my friends do not feel obligated to bring two gifts? My friends do not know my son's cousin who is turning 7.

Answer
If they don't know about the cousin's birthday, it would probably be most appropriate to send out to different e-vites.

How do I politely explain that gifts are NOT expected at my birthday party?

Casey

I'm having a joint birthday party with a friend of mine in November at a local Mexican restaurant. I'm getting ready to send out the invitation email in a few weeks, and I want to make sure that everyone knows that neither I nor my friend expect gifts. We just want everyone to have fun and come hang with us. I'm afraid if I mention the gift thing in the email, however, it'll almost sound like I'm sort of fishing for gifts. You know? How would you phrase it?

Answer
I would simply say, screw the gifts, bring your empty stomachs and alcoholic tendencies to the party.

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