2 bday parties for 1 kid in the same weekend?

animalcrckr

We got an invitation for a 3rd birthday party.  The invite has a date/time/place for 2 different days at 2 different places.  This is crazy right?  We do not need to celebrate this birthday on Saturday and Sunday or is this something new that I have not been exposed to.

I need to RSVP but feel weird saying we will come on one of the days and not the other.  Please tell me I am not crazy!

2Gma

I have not heard of people doing that before.  I'm guessing they are throwing 2 parties because birthday child wanted to do 2 different things for their birthday and they are hoping people can make it one day or the other ???

I would RSVP for one of the days (assuming you want to go at all) and maybe drop the parent an email saying you were slightly confused by the invite as I bet you weren't the only one.

neverblushed

If you are close enough to the parents, ask for clarification.

If you don't want the hassle of discussing it with the parents, just decide which you'd rather attend and RSVP that you can only make one of the days.

This seems ridiculous to me. 

Littlejen22

So curious about where they are? Is one at home and one out? I know sometimes people have a party out for friends and then something at home for family and if you are close enough could be invited to both but that would be two invites or better yet one invite and one talking.

74dragonfly

This does seem crazy. I'd ask the mom.

animalcrckr

Well, I ended up sending an email.  The first party is at a community indoor pool and a bunch of kids are invited.  The second party is at their house, much smaller for a smaller group of families.  We were invited to both.  I still think it is weird though.

jlw2505

That is totally nuts and way over the top.  I would only go to one party unless this was family and one was a friend party and was a family party.