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How do you address a casual party invitation?

How do you address a casual party invitation?

Addressing the Envelope Use the complete formal name and address (abbreviations like Mr., Mrs., Ms., Dr. or Jr. are fine to use) it the invitation is formal. First and last names are fine for casual parties. If there are children under 18, add their first names below and indented to their parents names.

How do you write time on a party invitation?

Invitations:

  1. Time should be spelled out.
  2. Time should never be capitalized.
  3. Time, on the hour, should be followed by “o’clock” (Note: lowercase and apostrophe).
  4. Do not use “o’clock” if the time is not on the hour.
  5. Time, not on the hour, should be hyphenated.

How do you write noon on an invitation?

When it comes to writing “noon” – 12:00 p.m., or “midnight” – 12:00 a.m., you can use “twelve noon” or “twelve midnight.” “in the afternoon” applies to after noon and before 6:00 p.m.

What is a typical Afternoon Tea menu?

The spread. There aren’t any rules when it comes to the food, but a standard afternoon tea comprises a tier of sandwiches, a tier of cakes and one of scones or teacakes. However, you could also throw in pastries, petits fours or biscuits.

Can you edit an invitation for a Tea Party?

Whatever her age, you can arrange an appropriate approximation of this time-honored tradition that that will delight the honored guest. All the text elements of these tea-licious invites are editable, giving you ultimate flexibility.

How to prepare for an afternoon tea party?

Inspect each of the pieces for cracks and chips, especially along the rim of the tea cups. Wash each piece in warm soapy water and cover them with a dish cloth to keep them dust free until you are ready to set the table. This can be done a few days ahead.

What makes a good hostess for a Tea Party?

It must be tea time! A Tea Party will delight a young hostess with a love for fancy fun or a special lady who enjoys an elegant afternoon. Whatever her age, you can arrange an appropriate approximation of this time-honored tradition that that will delight the honored guest.