Christmas Invitation

Im 15 and am throwing a christmas party, i was wondering what i should write on the invitation, like you are invited to... or if i should put hosted by etc etc, any ideas?

This site might give you some ideas. Look under the holiday cards. http://www.babycachet.com - good luck!!!

2009-11-14 15:59:58 by Lee Brown

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I am having about 30 adults for a Christmas Cocktail Party. I am not planning on serving dinner just cocktails, hourderves and dessert. Should I put that on the invitation and how. Also, Is 7:30 a good time or 8:00?

If you're calling it a "Christmas Cocktail Party" people should understand that you're not serving dinner. If you want to be doubly-sure that people aren't bringing their appetites, continue to call it a Christmas Cocktail Party, but also include phrases like "Nibbles and Drinks" or "Hors D'oeuvres & Cocktails" along with the time "7:30 to 11:00". People should not make the mistake expecting dinner. Have fun!

You could go with either time. Consider how long you'll let the party run and your schedule. You don't want to have to kill yourself preparing for a 7:30 party if 8:00 would be better for you. Be sure to leave time to take some time for yourself before the party.

2007-11-10 03:36:24 by Maggie518

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I have had no luck searching for a template-- I want the artwork and background with the ability to fill in the invitation for a christmas party can you please help? Thanks in advance!

what about these printable christmas invitations.

http://www.make-your-own-invitations.com /printable-christmas-invitations.html

2008-12-01 13:33:03 by Lori T

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My dad asked me fly down south to spend Christmas with him and his family. For the past couple of years I've made up excuses but this year I'm running out! The real reason is, I can't stand being around my step brothers and sister. They treated me and my brother very badly when we were children/teenagers, so as soon as we were old enough to move away from home, both my brother and I shot through as quick as we could.

I had Christmas with them about 5 years ago, but being around them dug up too many bad memories, also my step brothers and sister huddled up together in their usual clique and I felt like an alien that had just landed on their roof.

Dad is really keen for me to come and he would be very disappointed if I did not. But I really dont think I could stand seeing my step siblings again.

Would someone help me choose some polite words to refuse?

Thanks.
Heheheeee nice one Anon E Mouse!

Let your Dad know that rather than fly or drive down at Christmas, when it's so busy and rushed, you'd prefer to visit a couple of weeks later when you have some time to spend, and so does he.

Then, when you do go, try to make some alone time to discuss these issues with him, face to face. Let him know you love him, and although you don't feel you are a real part of his new family, you and he are still family totally.

Invite him, and your step-mum if possible, to spend some time with you ~ minus the step siblings.

Personally, although I'm all in favour of families getting along, I do not believe this should mean one person should have to cop abuse or ill treatment from others to make it work.

Your step-siblings are jealous and immature in their behaviour, so there is no need for you to consider their feelings.

Concentrate on your Dad and form the bond you wish to with him, directly.

Best wishes and good luck :-)

2007-07-24 00:44:41 by Vanessa

I need to create a fantastic rhyming Christmas Party Invitation Rhyme for work this year. The party will be very stylish and fun for all. Basically the rhyme should should cover the following: come to our stylish party, join in the fun, there will be drinking, dancing and games, we'd love to see you there.

THANKS!

Put off your work for just one day
Party all your blues away
To celebrate this time of year
We'll have dancing, drinks, and lots of cheer
Merry Christmas!

2008-10-23 21:29:51 by Dale N