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How To Throw A Theme Party 
 
by Patricia Ryan May 19, 2005

Invitations and Guest Lists

Your invitations are the beginning of your theme, and will help to set the mood for your party. You can create invitations using computer programs and using clip art that relates to the theme of your party, but if you really want to make an impression, you should think of designing your own invitations. This does not mean that they will be expensive to make, just creative and fun!

You can use a frame made of sandpaper around white card stock for a beach theme party, or make invitations for a sports theme party look like a ticket to a game. Invitations to a garden tea can look like an antique seed packet, and a space-theme party can include invitations shaped like rockets or the moon.

When developing your guest list, include the names, addresses, and phone numbers of your guests, along with a space for their RSVP, and the amount of people that will be attending. Invitations should be sent out at least two weeks before the party, but allow more time during the busy season between fall and New Year’s Eve. You’ll want your guests to receive their invites as early as possible so they can plan to attend your party.

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