Wine Glass Invitation

I'm planning my own birthday party at a restaurant and inviting about 15 people. I am prepared to cover meals. However, alcohol may put me outside of my budget. I may have one glass of wine, but some of my friends drink a lot more than me. Is it okay to say on the invitation that meals are "on the house" but alcohol is not?

I would say something along the lines "Dinner and non-alcoholic beverages included"

2009-01-15 11:28:36 by solaceinstars

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My 16th birthday is coming up and I am planning my party. I want it to have a Cinderella ball theme (quys don't quite reading cuz i need your opinion too). I want everyone to come dressed up (like homecoming style). And I want everything to be fancy, like pop out of wine glasses, fancy invitations, white walk way carpet, and fireworks. what do you think of this idea, and do you have any ideas that i could to this. And does anyone think that this sounds cheesy?

the only problem is you might have problems getting your guy friends to dress up. also I am unsure how many of your girlfriends will want to go out and spend money on dresses, accessories, and the such and then turn around and buy you presents, which would get expensive. it just depends, if a lot of your friends can afford that than great, but at the same time you don't really want to make people feel excluded. sounds like fun though.

2006-07-11 12:18:49 by kdancergirl

10 count with envelope
Wine glass, margarita glass martini glass birthday party invitations
Invite says for, date/time, place, rsvp

I like the shape and size of Tribuno Vermouth Bottle but am looking for PET (plastic). I would like to purchase 75 -100 bottles at under $1 per bottle. Specialty bottle is out of stock of the clear glass ones and not sure if they will be getting more in. Using for hand delivered invitations.

sazeech: there are airlines carrying wine in plastic bottles, get informed, there is wine in a can also, and in boxes

2007-10-29 19:34:55 by Amis

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or VERY similar ones? I'd prefer the ones in the picture though. Thanks ahead of time !

Oh and does anyone know where I can find nice [movie versions] Alice in Wonderland invitations. I'm having a sweet 16 soon. Thanks again. :)

bed bath and beyond?

2008-01-04 16:06:00 by ?=(?

My husband left me a year ago to be with a woman he started seeing 5 months before he moved out ( which I didn't discover until 3 months after he moved out). We have two kids, 3 and 6.
He invited me to breakfast at a restaurant "to talk about the kids." He then proceeded to say that he wants to work it out and that we need to "move forward positively" and "not beat one another up with the past." In otherwords, he wants me to act like the other woman never existed.
While he was away, he told everyone that I drank a lot (1.5 glasses of wine and I fall asleep, so I don't get that.) He also filed a custody action, which we worked out with a mediator & never had to go to court. He also showed friends some letters that I had written him to demonstrate how I am nuts(begging your husband to work on the marriage is nuts?)
The best offer that I have now is a married surgeon who has offered to leave his wife. Not really something I am interested in,no no. Looking for knee-jerk & gut reaction
Serious question: What about what I wrote spells anger?

Speaking from experience on this one, so yes from me a serious answer....

My ex and I have been split up now since 2000, yet it is still fresh in my mind. I want it that way so as to not put myself in that sorta situation again.

As for your husband and you. My absolute suggestion I can say about this is to be the more mature one and not sink to his level. Be 100% professional about this. My ex and I when we first split were not mature about this. In fact we both acted like a$$es. But in hindsight, which is always 20/20, we both should have acted more mature about it. So, like I said, YOU need to be the more mature one here.

I would forego trying to act civil to him and just go the court route with alimony and child support. Its better for you and your children to get that documented. Its one thing to try and play fair and be nice. But lets face it, anytime a married couple splits, its never nice. So, get everything written in paper, and when it comes to communicating with him, invest in a small tape recorder and hit record every time you two have a conversation. Trust me on that one, especially if he is dragging your name through the mud.

But hey, thats just my advice.

2007-03-26 12:23:02 by tina m