Posted by Larry on April 15, 2003 at 12:49:58:

My brother and sister and I are in the process of planning a 50th Wedding Anniversary party for our parents this July. However, my parents are getting along in years, they don't hve any hobbies and they don't travel due to a number of factors. All they really like to do is go out to dinner. Would it be appropriate to include a note with the party invitations letting people know that this is what they like and so a gift certificate to a local restaurant would be a nice gift? Also, how would you word such a "suggestion" ?

I'm afraid our party etiquette is a bit lacking in this area so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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