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No Kids

Original post by Jumbles

can you ladies please help me im doing my reception cards now and im stumped :

Cocktail hour seven o'clock
Reception immediately following
Jericho Terrace
249 Jericho Turnpike
Mineloa, New York 11501

i would like to include the fact that there is no kids welcome at the reception... where do i put it and how do i say it without it seeming rude
angl2001 Posted:

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boy! i thought i was ahead!!! lol wtg!

DD628 Posted:

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im saying on the bottom of the invitation

Adult Reception Only
kimnsteve Posted:

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i thought that whoever you address the envelope to thats whos invited ....

Wifeynella Posted:

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We arent putting 'adult only' since we are listing the invitees on the inner envelope. its an unspoken rule that who ever is on the envelope is allowed.

we arent inviting ou single friends with quests, just the friends themselves. i dont want to be meeting people for the first time at my wedding. nor an i shelling out cash for my friends to 'find a date' for.. lol
Mrs. V 2008 Posted:

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I haven't even thought about this yet! i guess well do 'adults only' or something

AllyDrew1108 Posted:

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I don't want them either, but the catch is I have two little 3 year old girls as my flower girls. My mom keeps stressing that the only little ones there are either in the wedding party or are family members who obviously can't get a babysitter w/all the family there. Like we don't want my friends bringing THEIR kids. OOOPS! Ha ha!

jessamyn78 Posted:

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I would capitalize the words in the first line. Also, I would just put Adult Only Reception. Many people we know have done this. Good luck with the invites!

Toucan311 Posted:

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if you send the invitation out to a 'couple' why would they assume they could bring their children?

Toucan311 Posted:

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I'm writing 'Adult Reception to Follow' But thats only b/c we're going to have lots of porn there.

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