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Invite HELP
My hubby wants to have his "party" at a Japanese Steakhouse which is fine. We are just inviting a couple close friends and family, but we can't afford to pay for everyone's meal - any suggestions on how to word this? I am sending out an evite if that makes any difference.
Re: Invite HELP
My understanding of restaurant etiquette, which admittedly is a little rough, is that whoever invites pays.
I would find it awkward to ask guests to chip in for their meals... is this something that is done a lot in your circle?
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I don't think you should "invite" them, I would just send an email asking if anyone one would be interested in going out to dinner for his birthday...perhaps, make mention of the fact that you'll bring a cake or something. That way, people should get it.
sometimes people include a link to the restaurant's menu in the email invite to suggest look at the prices and see if you want to go.
This is what I would do as well. I agree w/ the pp who said it is different in different circles - we go out for each other's birthday all the time, but it is well understood that everyone pays their own way.
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