How should we address the envelopes for a fairly casual baby shower?
How would I label the invite for someone with babies/kids?
Also, we are inviting mostly women aside from grandpas-to-be and uncles-to-be. We are also having children there but I'm confused about inviting guest's young sons? What is the age cut off? I don't want to be rude and invite someone's young daughter but not their young son...any advice?
Thank you!
Re: Help! Addressing Envelope
I've never been to a shower where a grandpa to be was there unless it was co-ed. Maybe that's just how it is here. I know my fiance has no interest in being at the shower and neither would by dad or his dad. I agree that the unlce to
Also meant to add: getting this 'envelope addressing' issue resolved won't solve the problem. Once people start getting the invite and RSVPing and finding out that FTB + 5 other men will be there they are going to ask if their husband is su
I just went to a baby shower on Saturday and the FTB, grandfather to be, and the MTB's three brothers were there. I definitely side-eyed it. It was like a sort of co-ed shower, except your own husbands weren't invited. It was kind of awkward. I don't s
Yeah...no. We totally don't look at it like that. I think it makes perfect sense to invite the men that we are inviting. The new life that we are celebrating at the shower is a big part of the 4 men's lives that are coming...not to mention the new fath
I thought my shower was big with like 30 and it was actually co ed.
Make it easy...address to only those invited and at the bottom of the invitation state
"ADULTS ONLY"
Unless the person invited has an infant it shouldn't be assumed their child is welcome. I just attended a shower a few weeks ago