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Re: Invitation Etiquette

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Posted by Joyce on November 20, 2001 at 10:35:57:

In Reply to: Invitation Etiquette posted by Ann on November 19, 2000 at 00:12:32:

We are having a double birthday party dance for our daughter and one of her close friends (ages 13) and they have compiled an invitation list of their friends they would like to invite, most are friends of both, the rest are closer friends of one or the other. We do not want the kids to feel obligated to purchase a gift for both girls; how could we include something in the invitation letting them know that their presence at the party is foremost and they should not feel obligated to buy gifts for both?


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