Party Invitation Wording for All Occasions!Party invitation wording...Have you ever been stuck for just the right thing to say on your tea party invitations? I know I sure have and it helps sometimes to spark the imagination with a few ideas and maybe a quote or two. Sometimes that's all it takes for ideas for your tea party invitations to start coming to light. OK, first off, there are the basics that always need to be on an invitation. If you answer who, what, when and where, you pretty much cover everything important, then you need to include anything extra like if you are going to have a tea party hat contest or if you would like each of the ladies to bring a special tea cup to share a story about. If your tea party that you are planning is a fundraiser, make sure to include information on any extra things you will be doing like a raffle, or tea gift baskets that you will be drawing for or selling to raise extra money. The Party Invitation Wording Varys Slightly for Formal and Casual InvitationsFormal invitations are very official and use proper names (no nicknames) and titles ie: Mr & Mrs, Dr., Rev.Fr.,Keep in mind that the function, or reason for a party will change in the invitation, but the style will stay the same. If there is to be a guest of honor, (bride, birthday girl or the couple whose anniversary it is) she/they are always listed after the hostess. So for example, a formal birthday tea party invitation is usually centered, but can be left justified and would be worded like so: Rrequests the honor of your company For afternoon tea to celebrate Miss Jane Smith's Birthday The Twenty Fourth of June From Three to Five At 55 Horace Place,br> Please RSVP no later than June Fifteenth NB: For other types of formal invitations, just substitute in the occasion. It is also noted here, that you can capitalize every word, (except articles and propositions, like the, a, an, at, unless they are the first word of a line) or just the proper words like the dates and names. A more casual invitation would be presented something like this: You are cordially invited to join us Or like this: Who: Jane Using a Tea Quote or Tea Poem in Your InvitationIt is not uncommon to have a tea quote or a tea poem printed on the front of the card or just inside the front on the left side.We have lots to choose from with quotes about tea, by famous authors and words of wisdom gained from the experience of tea.
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