Fall Party Invitation

I need help with wording my invitations for my housewarming party that will be in a couple weeks. My roommate and I are hosting and we want it to coincide with fall! I really wanted it to have a catchy rhyme, but anything helps.

Congratulations on your new house!

It's been a while since I've actually tried rhyming poetry, but I think I have a little jingle you can use:

It is Fall! It is Fall!
And this new house welcomes All!

After that, follow it up with the pertinent information about the time of the party.

Again, congratulations!

2007-09-13 07:07:15 by Kayla M

I'm hosting a Fall Party for the Fantage Youtube Contest and you are welcome to come and please bring a friend if you want. When: Oct. 1st ...

situation: older son's birthday and younger son's baptism falls on the same weekend. we're doing the party on saturday for everybody and the actual baptism ceremony for immediate family only on sunday.

problem: invitation for the party. i was thinking of having sons pictures in the invite but is stump on the wordings. OR should i do 2 different invitations in same envelope?

I would send out the baptismal invitation and also include a separate printed note about the birthday party. Like a computer designed note with some graphics on it.

2008-03-27 16:16:33 by my

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Last month I received an invitation to dinner at our CEO's house for dinner. I couldn't make it because I had to work at my other job. (I work at the hospital on Wednesday evenings and they know this). Now they just sent me an invitation to their Holiday Party which of course is on Wednesday, December 12 and guess what? I have to work so I cannot attend. What do I say? I cannot help but think that they did this on purpose ever since I spoke up about my rights and feelings (in a positive and constructive way of course). I know one of my co-workers doesn't like me and I don't care, I don't like her either. What do I say when I email them back? I wanted to say "How ironic that another party falls on a Wednesday night.." (they know I have to work but will still use it against me probably for not showing up).

Unless you work at a very small company this may not have been done to snub you. Many companies do have the Christmas party during the week because weekends are so full with other family activities. Maybe it was a scheduled date for quite some time. Is it possible you could get someone to cover your other shift so that you could attend? You might realize it has nothing at all to do with your schedule and have fun. Whatever you decide have fun and enjoy yourself.

2007-11-26 10:37:30 by lanie7897

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Here's details about the family who have invited us for party at their house; they are millionaire and my husband's former boss. When we are there they talk nice but we are not very close other days. There are usually lot of their close friends and I find myself isolated in the group. IMPORTANT thing is that they didn't call us directly but one of there staffer who is my husband's friend called us and said that you are invited to XYZ'a house. Sometimes they call us directly for parties but never only our family or 2/3 families it's always in a group of atleast 8/10 families. If it's there kids birthday my husband says we will not spent money on gift because they are rich and their kids have everything. so he always gives low end gifts I mean not the type of gift we give to our friend's kids. He doesn't want to call them to our house. It's not that we are very poor! My husband had left there company/job. I will be attending party because my kids enjoy there. What do you think? Is this the right way to give invitation? or what should I do so I will not fell isolated or kind of uninvited guest.
When my husband was working with them we had gone with this type of indirect invitation many times.

It seems like this kind of indirect invitation is pretty routine for them. You have gone to their events in the past when you were invited like this, so I don't see where that should stop you now.

But there are other reasons why you don't want to go and I can understand feeling uncomfortable with people you don't know well and who are in a different economic group. I hate parties myself.

Still, your children want to go and your husband seems to want to go. There must be a reason why he wants to, maybe it is good for him on a business level to meet with these people and their friends.

One option is, send your husband and kids and don't go. Tell them you're sick or something like that.

I think the indirect invitation bothers you because you feel that these people don't value you enough to invite you directly. Still, they keep inviting you. Why do you think that is? Your husband isn't working for them and they don't have to invite you. The other people there who you think are their close friends might not be really close at all.

If you attend just see it as something you're doing for your husband and kids. Don't expect anything from it. Stay near your kids and enjoy them as they enjoy themselves. These people are not going to become close friends, you have to accept them as they are and don't take it personally. There are many levels of relationships in our society, from mere acquaintances to intimate friends and there can be a place in our lives for all these levels.

2009-12-20 13:20:39 by SH

I know it is typically tacky to request gifts for a party. However, I am hosting a party for a high school grad that doesn't have much. There is not much family involvement, and I don't think she has enough money or supplies to start her college career in the fall. In our area, graduation parties are a 'new' thing, and I want to, in the most polite way possible, make sure she is showered with gifts! How can I word the invitation so it doesn't seem rude?

People that you invite to this party would know the financial struggle she is about to face, so there shouldn't be a need to tell them or suggestion of what to get her, it's common sense.

2007-04-18 11:35:23 by Grad