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!

phrasing for birthday party invitations?

jules39404

Anyone know a cute phrasing for a self thrown bday party?

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for a teenager: "You are like so totally invited to my party"

for a ultra-professional lawyer: "Please present yourself in person to the following location at the following time for a function involving recognizing the increase of age."

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phrasing for birthday party invitations?

jules39404

Anyone know a cute phrasing for a self thrown bday party?

Answer
for a teenager: "You are like so totally invited to my party"

for a ultra-professional lawyer: "Please present yourself in person to the following location at the following time for a function involving recognizing the increase of age."

Sample 13th Birthday Party Invitation?

Alexa

Anyone Wanna Help Please ? (= i don't know exactly what to put on my invitations!

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Everything:

Place
Date
Time begins/ends
Rsvp #
Theme (if there is one)
Who its for
And maybe some cute pics of like presents or balloons and cake n stuff

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What's the best way to ask for gift cards in lieu of presents for a birthday party?

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Q. I live in Hawaii and I'm planning my son's 1st birthday party that will be held in Texas (where all our family lives). Although we appreciate any gesture and don't expect gifts from anyone, how should I suggest gift cards if someone wants to get him something in the invitation? The shipping cost to get multiple gifts to our house would be very expensive and we all ready paying for our plane tickets to get over there and the entire party for 75+ people. You're suggestions are very appreciated!

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"Our suitcases are as full as they can be with diapers. wipes and thus
please understand that we can't take things back with us"

How to split a birthday party with a friend?

Q. So, me and my best friend have a birthday one week apart from each other so we were thinking about having both of our birthday parties at the same place and same time and our parents could split the cost. The problem is, i dont think our friends would bring two presents for us for one party?? What should i do?

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First, I'm gonna breakdown the other two answers and tell you [what i like and don't like] (<--my thoughts will be in brackets [ ] )
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"Is all you really care about the gifts friends will bring? [srsly, bro? criticizing up a storm, are we?]Your birthdays are only a week apart, so if they can only bring one gift to your shared party, then chances are only one of you will get a gift prior to the party/at seperate parties. [I don't think it's a matter of IF they can only bring one...someone missed the boat, by a lot] If the presents are really what matters - tell your friends that you 2 prefer they bring gift cards or money so that the 2 of you are able to share everything equally. [not a bad idea. Hell, just tell 'em to bring cash. I <3 cash] I would think that the shared experience of a birthday would be enough though. [meh...i rely on my b-day & xmas to keep my bank account healthy] It's peoples PRESENCE not the presents that make it the most memorable. [I just love cliches...this is sarcasm btw)

Have the party together [yes, do!], forget about the 2 gift part from friends [srsly?].. That just leads to jealousy. Anyways, your parents are saving cash and will prob put more of the cash towards gifts for you vs them spending all the money on one party). [don't be so sure.]

Happy Birthday a bit early, and have a good year."

[Indeed, Happy early Birthday!]
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Ask them to donate some money to charity [*chokes, falls oput of chair, dies] instead of bringing 2 gifts for you. it's a chance to do a great thing. [idk about you, but i'm kinda sick of helping people <.<]
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I'm not so sure I agree with you, TJ. I think people might bring 2 presents. If your invitation says...

You're invited to
[you] and [other person]'s joint party @ [place] at [time]

...then how could they only bring one present? they'd have to choose who to bring a present for, which they (hopefully) won't do xD
If I were in their shoes, I'd bring 2. 2 people, 2 presents. Or just a sh*t-load of $$$ :)

Here's what I'd do if I was you, hun...I'd buy myself something special from Tiffany's...then again, you're probably not having a significant bday, so maybe you should wait until your Sweet 16

By the way, if you're bday is mid- to late-june, you should totally invite me...i might be in Cali then. But just as a warning, i'd probably only bring 1 present xD

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How to split a birthday party with a friend?

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Califo

So, me and my best friend have a birthday one week apart from each other so we were thinking about having both of our birthday parties at the same place and same time and our parents could split the cost. The problem is, i dont think our friends would bring two presents for us for one party?? What should i do?

Answer
First, I'm gonna breakdown the other two answers and tell you [what i like and don't like] (<--my thoughts will be in brackets [ ] )
---
"Is all you really care about the gifts friends will bring? [srsly, bro? criticizing up a storm, are we?]Your birthdays are only a week apart, so if they can only bring one gift to your shared party, then chances are only one of you will get a gift prior to the party/at seperate parties. [I don't think it's a matter of IF they can only bring one...someone missed the boat, by a lot] If the presents are really what matters - tell your friends that you 2 prefer they bring gift cards or money so that the 2 of you are able to share everything equally. [not a bad idea. Hell, just tell 'em to bring cash. I <3 cash] I would think that the shared experience of a birthday would be enough though. [meh...i rely on my b-day & xmas to keep my bank account healthy] It's peoples PRESENCE not the presents that make it the most memorable. [I just love cliches...this is sarcasm btw)

Have the party together [yes, do!], forget about the 2 gift part from friends [srsly?].. That just leads to jealousy. Anyways, your parents are saving cash and will prob put more of the cash towards gifts for you vs them spending all the money on one party). [don't be so sure.]

Happy Birthday a bit early, and have a good year."

[Indeed, Happy early Birthday!]
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Ask them to donate some money to charity [*chokes, falls oput of chair, dies] instead of bringing 2 gifts for you. it's a chance to do a great thing. [idk about you, but i'm kinda sick of helping people <.<]
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I'm not so sure I agree with you, TJ. I think people might bring 2 presents. If your invitation says...

You're invited to
[you] and [other person]'s joint party @ [place] at [time]

...then how could they only bring one present? they'd have to choose who to bring a present for, which they (hopefully) won't do xD
If I were in their shoes, I'd bring 2. 2 people, 2 presents. Or just a sh*t-load of $$$ :)

Here's what I'd do if I was you, hun...I'd buy myself something special from Tiffany's...then again, you're probably not having a significant bday, so maybe you should wait until your Sweet 16

By the way, if you're bday is mid- to late-june, you should totally invite me...i might be in Cali then. But just as a warning, i'd probably only bring 1 present xD

What is a creative way to say "no gifts please" on an invitation?

Rachel

We're planning a surprise birthday party for my father. It's going to be a casual event. We know that he would not want gifts, just the presence of his family and friends. I've been put in charge of invitations and need to come up with some way of saying this besides "No presents, just your presence," as my mother doesn't like that. I'm not the one who decided no gifts, I'm simply in charge of figuring this out. Any suggestions?

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Just say "It's only necessary to bring yourself & your good cheer"! Or maybe, " Your presence & your good cheer is all you need to bring, please join us in making the day special for ------------, thank you!"

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