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Clever Invitation Wording
Hi,
Any suggestions for fun/catchy invitation wording.
My twin girls are turning 3 and our party theme is Pizza & Cupcakes (their favorite things to eat).
I was trying to use "any way you slice it..." but i'm stumped. Help...
TIA
Vanessa
Re: Clever Invitation Wording
How about "look, mom, no utensils?" Ha! That's the the first thing that came to mind when I tried to figure out what they had in common. You can eat them with your hands.
Perhaps you can include something about "sugar and spice" or "sweey and salty."
Or "a few of the twins' favorite things."
Also, you might consider having polka dots on the invite and as part of the decor since both foods are round.
HTH!
You may also consider cutting triangles and make them into slices of pizza for the invitations and have something like "come for a slice of fun and for dessert we'll sprinkle on the sweets"