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Evite etiquette ?
If hosting a party in someone's honor, do you send the evite to them too? As long as it's not a surprise party. I guess the same goes for a paper invite, do you send one to the honoree??
Thanks!
Thanks!
Re: Evite etiquette ?
Best sound ever: baby's heartbeat! (Heard @ 10w1d)
I never have nor have I ever received one in which I was the honoree. Wow, that sounded formal.
So long as the honoree knows the date, time, etc., you really don't need to. For something like a baby shower, though, I made one and gave it to the mom-to-be in case she wanted it for a scrapbook.