Advice for Moms
not sure how to send the invitations.
any thoughts on this?
thanks
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Paper invites are always classy. And, they can be kept as a keepsake or added to a family history at a later point. But, more people are using e-vites and facebook these days, so maybe that's just fine, too.
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For all parties we still do paper invites. More traditional in my family and a lot of the elder don't have Facebook or social media so if I'm doing the paper for them I just do it for everyone. -
Paper. Its always best. -
Entertain the way you entertain... within your budget, in your own style. However that is.
Make sure the older generation gets invitations in a way they understand...
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It depends upon your family and friends. If e-mail is your norm for communication, then you might send e-vites. You could print one for his baby book or scapbook if you wanted to.
If you normally don't use e-mail, you could send paper invites.
If it's not a big deal to you to have actual invites, you could just call and extend an invitation verbally. Usually I do this when it's a less formal occasion.
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To me Facebook and evite invitations are for strictly casual affairs. Important life events should have paper invitations.