If you’re looking for a fun theme for your Super Bowl Party, why not a “Nacho Ordinary” Southwest themed party? Mexican food is always a hit. Ask guests to bring their favorite appetizer to share, you set up a do-it-yourself-taco or chili bar, and it’s time to party!
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If you’re planning a Super Bowl party, our Red Ice Chest Super Bowl Party Invitations are a fun way to invite all your rowdy friends to get together to cheer for their team. You can use the wording we show or change it to fit your party.
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The Shimmery Purple Venetian Mask Invitations are printed on shimmery white quartz paper and come with matching shimmery white envelopes, perfect for carnival or Mardi Gras party invitations. This design also comes in Silver, Gold or Pink mask colors.
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In the digital age in which we live, it very easy to shoot a text, compose a quick email or send an eCard for an upcoming holiday event.
There is no argument that Americans are busy. Those that work in corporate America can spend 60, 70 or even 80 hours in the office every single week. Sometimes it is hard to get three meals in before laying down to bed at night. That said, there are plenty of ways to show someone that you care.
One of the best ways to do so is to send a physical paper Christmas Party Invitation. You’ll find we have lots of designs available including Christmas tree invitations, candy cane martini invitations, red nutcracker invitations, eggnog cups invitations and various Christmas ornaments invitations.
With everyone having cell phones, laptops, and other devices, it is easy to send a last minute invitation or card. While this is an option, an electronic invite often does not lead to a large turnout for a Christmas party or holiday event as it can get stuck in spam filters or considered junk mail.
There is no mistaking the fact that millions of people check their email on a consistent basis, but not all email is read.
With Google’s automatic filtering of your email into multiple inboxes – Primary, Social, Promotions, Updates and Spam – it’s hard to know where your holiday email will end up. A large percentage of email users allow the non-priority messages to sit unread for weeks, months and sometimes forever.
When sending a Christmas card invitation via email there is a high likelihood that it will be sent to the promotions inbox. From personal experience, I have noticed that the promotions inbox is full of emails from retailers or companies that are just trying to sell me an item, and often, for something I’m not interested in. Less than 10% of the time do I actually read an email that has been placed in this particular inbox.
If an eCard does not come into my primary inbox, there is a very strong possibility that it will never be opened.
Another issue with sending corporate Christmas invitations through email is the fact that the email software sees a corporate email address and the subject line will likely be eCard, Card or invitation. This sometimes triggers the spam filter and that email user may never know they were invited to the event.
The first step to having a successful Christmas party is taking the time to mail a beautiful invitation to your guests.
Here in Southern California, we’ve had such a mild summer and really cool nights, it’s hard to believe Labor Day signals the “end of summer” and it’s time to celebrate with one last beach party, pool party, or barbeque. I like to think of it as “back to school” party instead of the end of summer.
So, if you’re planning a get together over the Labor Day weekend, how about throwing a “White Party” where your guests are required to wear all white. (Remember when it was frowned upon to wear white after Labor Day?)
You can decorate for your party with:
Serve white drinks and white food such as:
One of the hardest events for most people to plan are corporate events. Even smaller events, for less than a couple hundred people, can be a real challenge if you are not a professional party planner. However, here are fifteen tips you can use to make your corporate party or corporate event a success:
1. Always take the time to plan ahead. If you will be renting a special venue you will need to secure it as far in advance as possible. Some places can book up even a year in advance. By finding your venue early, and placing your deposit, you can ensure that you get the venue that you want.
2. When you are planning a corporate event you need to set a very strict working budget and then make sure that you have extra cash for the unexpected expenses. You can be sure that every event will have some unexpected extra expenses, that is just simply part of planning an event.
3. If you have contracts, agreements, lists, or seating charts, make sure you keep extra copies of them in case they are misplaced or lost. Copying them is very simple and quick and can really save you later on if you loose your plans.
4. Make sure you send out your invitations at least 3 to 4 weeks ahead of your event. If it is a holiday event or you know the date you’ve selected might be in high demand, consider sending out “Save the Date“ cards a few months in advance of hour party. Make sure that you ask your guests to RSVP so that you know how many people will be attending. Don’t use “Regrets Only” if you need a reliable head count. Plan on calling the last rsvp holdouts too so you’re not surprised by extra attendees.
5. If you are creating a seating chart for your event, you can either set it up completely randomly or work with someone else in your company to come up with the best possible scenario to avoid faux paus in your seating choices.
Mason Jars have become so popular, you can find them used in traditional ways as well as fun and decorative ways. We love them used as cocktail glasses and adore them hanging from flowering tree branches as shown in our Purple, Green or Tiffany Mason Jar Party Invitations printed on Shimmery White Paper and matching envelopes. Just change the wording to fit your occasion and your guests will love them!
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Summer party invitations are the best way to get the gang together for anything from a casual barbecue to a graduation party, wedding shower, engagement party, 4th of July picnic and more.
Show guests you care by mailing them a fabulous summer themed party invitation they can’t say no to!
The Raindrops and Umbrellas Shower Invitations are perfect for Baby or Bridal Shower Party Invitations. Choose from a red, pink or blue umbrellas and just change the wording to fit your occasion. Matching thank you notes are available.
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The stylised brown cross First Communion Invitations are printed on shimmery pink or blue invitation paper and come with matching shimmery envelopes.
Just change the wording and you can use these invitations for a baptism or christening. Other paper colors are available including teal, lavender, apple green and white.
Matching thank you notes are available in pink or blue.
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