Many of you here are very good with etiquette so I was hoping I can get some help on this. I received a flyer in my mailbox from a neighbor and this is what it says:
"Please Join A & B for an
Open house Party
date and time
address
Please RSVP
*Insert pic of their house here*
We look forward to having you in our new home."
I live in a neighborhood of new construction. We all have new homes and do not really know each other. A different neighbor had mentioned in passing of having a getting to know you block party. I am not sure if this is that type of party or if they are throwing their own house warming party. When I call to RSVP should I ask to bring a dish? Do I show up with a gift? Uncertain of how to interpret this flyer. TIA!
Re: NBR ?
If you like prepping food, by all means, offer to bring a dish but a bottle of wine would be more than fine.
This exactly
This. Open house just means that they're expecting people to pop in and out and not to worry about arriving at a specific time...not warming the house. Sounds like a great way to meet your neighbors. I would think they're probably inviting their friends that don't live in the neighborhood, and hence the, come see our new house line.