So this year we're inviting a new couple to our annual NYE pajama dinner party. They've been wanting in for about 2 years so we wanted to send them an actual invitation. Which transformed into sending everyone an invitation instead of evite. We bought cool cards and I'm trying to fit the info on them. Which everyone knows but we're just being cool.
So far I have:
New Year's Eve
6:00 pm
Location Knickname
I want to add that dress is pajamas but can't figure out where/how to say it. Ideas?
If you have space, I'd make a play on "evening wear." Like:
Attire: Evening Wear--Flannel robes and bunny slippers strongly encouraged.
I like this suggestion but in case they would show up in black tie and bunny slippers I'd write:
Attire: Overnight Wear.
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I like this suggestion but in case they would show up in black tie and bunny slippers I'd write:
Attire: Overnight Wear.
My understanding was that all of the attendees know all of the ins-and-outs of the event, but the invites are being sent just to make the newest couple feel all special & stuff. You could always add: "Ties & Tails prohibited, no sequins or chiffon, please!" If the idea is to be cute, then that's the direction I'd take. If the idea is to make sure everyone knows that they should wear pajamas, then I'd say: "Pajamas mandatory."
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