Party Planning Tips: Wording for Christmas Party Invitations

You can go funny or formal. You can use just about any type of wording for Christmas invitations. The key to effective invitations is to send them early. Holiday calendars fill up quickly, so send your invitations three weeks to a month ahead of time.

When you’re planning a Christmas party, consider sending “save the date” cards six to eight weeks in advance. Use wording like this:

We’re making our list and checking it twice and we don’t want you to miss the fun!
Save Saturday, December 2nd for the Annual Johnson Christmas Party.

It won’t be a party without you.
Save Friday, December 15th for the Cedar Foundation Christmas Gala
Details coming soon

The wording on Christmas party invitations should fit the design of the invitation and the theme of the party. If you’re planning an informal family party, don’t send elegant invitations with formal wording (Your presence is requested, etc. etc.). On the other hand, don’t send Elmo invitations (even if he does look incredibly cute in the Santa hat) for a formal dinner party.

Invitation Wording Ideas

Use these wording suggestions for your Christmas party invitations. Follow these opening lines with party details.

For an informal Christmas Gathering

‘Tis the Season
Join Us for Some Christmas Cheer

For a Family Christmas Event

On Dasher, On Dancer, On Prance and Vixen,
On Troy, On Karen, On Lance and Lauren (use the names of the people you’re sending the invitation to on this line)
Santa’s calling the team together for evening of family fun

For a Formal Christmas Dinner

Please Join us as We Celebrate the Season
With Cocktails and Dinner by Candlelight

For an Open House

Deck the Halls with Your Presence
During Our Annual Christmas Open House

For a Kid’s Party (Yes, you can use Elmo invitations for this one)

Ho! Ho! Ho!
We Won’t Take No! No! No! For an Answer

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home - party ideas :: wording for christmas party invitations Party Planning Tips: Wording for Christmas Party Invitations You can go funny or formal. You can use just about any type of wording for Christmas invitations. The key to effective invitations is to send them early. Holiday calendars fill up quickly, so send your invitations three weeks to a month ahead of time. When you’re planning a Christmas party, consider sending “save the date” cards six to eight weeks in advance. Use wording like this: We’re making our list and checking it twice and we don’t want you to miss the fun! Save Saturday, December 2nd for the Annual Johnson Christmas Party. It won’t be a party without you. Save Friday, December 15th for the Cedar Foundation Christmas Gala Details coming soon The wording on Christmas party invitations should fit the design of the invitation and the theme of the party. If you’re planning an informal family party, don’t send elegant invitations with formal wording (Your presence is requested, etc. etc.). On the other hand, don’t send Elmo invitations (even if he does look incredibly cute in the Santa hat) for a formal dinner party. Invitation Wording Ideas Use these wording suggestions for your Christmas party invitations. Follow these opening lines with party details. For an informal Christmas Gathering ‘Tis the Season Join Us for Some Christmas Cheer For a Family Christmas Event On Dasher, On Dancer, On Prance and Vixen, On Troy, On Karen, On Lance and Lauren (use the names of the people you’re sending the invitation to on this line) Santa’s calling the team together for evening of family fun For a Formal Christmas Dinner Please Join us as We Celebrate the Season With Cocktails and Dinner by Candlelight For an Open House Deck the Halls with Your Presence During Our Annual Christmas Open House For a Kid’s Party (Yes, you can use Elmo invitations for this one) Ho! Ho! Ho! We Won’t Take No! No! No! For an Answer Related Articles Holiday Party Invitations that Go Beyond the Usual For more information about party invitations, or to choose from a variety of related products and services, choose from one of the following links: