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Is this really that confusing?
So this is the invitation to the shower that I'm helping host in Dallas (it was printed and then put on one of those little black foldover things with a hot pink ribbon)
And then there's a little registry card included.
People are having a hard time understand what's going on.
Her aunt called her and said "I got an invitation for a tea or something for someone named Jessica, but the return address was a girl in California and I don't know anyone in California." Jessica's reply was "How many Jessicas do you know marrying a British guy this year?" So her aunt says "Oh, is this for your shower? I guess there's registry information. But it doesn't say it's a shower." Jessica straightened her out.
And then I've gotten at least for responses that all say something along the lines of
"I got your invitation for tea...I guess that's her shower? Haha...anyway...."
Did I need to say "We're having an afternoon tea themed shower to celebrate Jessica Lastname's upcoming wedding." ?
Re: Is this really that confusing?
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That's a really good point, I catch myself doing this a lot. Luckily for me, when something doesn't make sense I read through it a few more times before getting all crazy.
that's a good point.
And you could blame it on them being texans, except one chick is in alaska and a few are in florida and her family is in seattle....
ironically the people who needed no explanation are the mother and sister of the groom, who live in the UK but will be in town for other reasons and will be attended. THEY totally got it.
Amen Sista!
a-nnoying.
Fun.