Hi BSB! Haven't really posted on here, but always check it out because I love when people post about tacky invites. I am now going to add to the collection...
I received the invite for a jack & jill baby shower yesterday, it is being held tomorrow. The shower is for a cousin on my father's side of the family and his girlfriend, I haven't seen this cousin in about 15 years. He is 18 now. So now the good part, on the invitation were a series of requests (or demands, as DH put it)
1. Bring diapers and wipes, preferably Huggies, for diaper raffel... I dont know what this is.
2. Bring $5 to "Chip in for Pizza & Pop", BUT the booze will be provided (WTH?!?)
3. Also, registry information for BRU (there is no BRU where we live, it is 5 hours away)
Tacky? I dare say it is.... We won't be attending, but it would be fun to be a fly on the wall for this one
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Oh My! Sounds absolutely terrible! I would not go either!
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Yikes, sounds like the shower is the least of the problems here!
The whole thing is horrific, however, alcohol at a shower is perfectly normal.
Maybe you're supposed to bring your own alcohol since the shower is being thrown by the underage parents to be. LOL
Oh wait, just saw that booze is provided. Fake ID, perhaps?
Wait. I thought the fathertobe was 18 yrs old...that doesn't seem right, unless I read the org post wrong.
yup. I'm sure it's going to be super tacky and in someone's garage like a PP said, but alcohol is normal. They served mimosas at my baby shower, its a party and you want people to relax and have a good time.
Aside from the fact that the parents-to-be are underage, what's wrong with booze at a baby shower? Booze makes every party better...
Heck, even the underage parents to be don't bother me, I'm assuming there will be people of age there. We had alcohol at Li's 1st birthday party, every Bar Mitzvah I've ever been to there has been liquor, just because the guest of honor isn't of age doesn't mean no one can drink.