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Who is good at invitation wording?
I was selected to design invites for a bridal shower for my cousin's FI. The theme is "Around the Clock". Each guest is assigned a time of day and you're supposed to coordinate a gift with that time. (7:00 a.m. could be a coffee maker and mugs for example.)
Does anyone want to help with wording? Even though bringing a gift is implied and the hosts are suggesting something specific I don't want it to be blatantly gift-grabby. Maybe that is unavoidable in this case?
Help!!!
Thanks. :-)
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Re: Who is good at invitation wording?
Found these online:
Come to a party
That's "round the clock"
Help us give Aly
The "time of her life"
As she and Tony
Become husband and wife
So please bring a gift
To this Bridal Shower
That can be used
During your assigned hour!
Your time is ________
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Their Love Goes Around the Clock!
It's a Bridal Shower for
Nicolette Carrington
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Before Helen and Clay
head down the aisle
Let's help them set up
their house in style!
Please join us for an
Around the Clock Shower
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Tick Tock, Tick Tock
Bring a Gift for the Time on the Clock!
Round the Clock Shower
honoring
Sara Bond
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A shower we're giving
for the new husband and wife,
for the things they may need
as they begin their new life.
A 'Round the Clock Shower
to help them get set,
The clock shows the hour
for the gift you should get!
Ooh I like this one... (well I don't "like" any of them...but I dislike this one the least, haha)
Come to a party
That's "round the clock"
Help us give Aly
The "time of her life"
As she and Tony
Become husband and wife
So please bring a gift
To this Bridal Shower
That can be used
During your assigned hour!
Well, the point of a shower is to shower the bride with gifts, so you're probably safe, there's not much that would sound too gift-grabby.
I googled and found these examples:
Tick, tock, tick, tock, come to a party that's "round the clock"
Help us give (Bride) the "time of her life"
As she and (Groom) become husband and wife
So please bring a gift to this Bridal Shower
That can be used during your assigned hour!
Your time is ________
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A shower we're giving for the new husband and wife,
for the things they may need as they begin their new life.
A 'Round the Clock Shower to help them get set,
The clock shows the hour for the gift you should get!
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Mr. Sammy Dog
Looks like we all found the same website :-)
I'm not sure if you were going to make or buy invites, but this website has some pretty ones: http://www.invitationbox.com/arsh.html
Mr. Sammy Dog
Some of those are cute - thanks!! :-)