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Subject:
turning down a wedding invite
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: boxmoor-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
05 Feb 2005 08:58 PST
Expires: 07 Mar 2005 08:58 PST Question ID: 469443 |
I want up to 5 polite sample letters to turn down an invite to a wedding I don't particularly want to go to. Want to stay friends. Country is UK. |
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Subject:
Re: turning down a wedding invite
Answered By: hammer-ga on 09 Feb 2005 10:41 PST |
Boxmoor, There appear to be only three polite ways to refuse a wedding invitation. The first is simply to check the appropriate box on the reply card. If there is no reply card, you can reply formally or informally. The following link includes an example of each. Bed Bath and Beyond Regretfully Yours: How to Gracefully Turn Down a Wedding Invitation. http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/regShowWWTip.asp?order_num=-1&tip=wedding_regrets&tiptype=Guests The following link includes another sample of an informal decline (very similar in form to the first link), but also includes some do's and don'ts. The Wedding Channel Sending Your Regrets http://www.weddingchannel.com/ui/buildArticle.action?assetPath=/templates/Articles/NonContentSet/Guests/article_1794.vm Have a pleasant stay with your friends! - Hammer Search Strategy ---------------- "wedding invitation" decline |
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Re: turning down a wedding invite
From: michigal-ga on 06 Feb 2005 12:23 PST |
I don't feel you need five letters, only one polite one that conveys the message that you can't attend. Simply saying something like: Thank you so much for your invitation. I'm regretful to say that I will not be attending due to personal reasons. I wish you a very long and happy lifetime together! Let them wonder what the personal reasons are. You are under no obligation to attend simply because you were invited, and I highly doubt they will ask "why" you didn't attend considering you already stated it is because of personal reasons. |
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Re: turning down a wedding invite
From: cannypal-ga on 09 Feb 2005 08:12 PST |
Dear (Insert first names here), I was absolutely delighted to receive an invitation to your upcoming special day. It means so much to have been spared a thought, especially when I know how busy you both will be in the next few months, ensuring that everything goes so smoothly. However, I'm afraid that I must decline, as circumstances within my own personal life have prevented me from attending. I will, however, also spare you a thought on this day, and would like to wish you both my deepest regrets, but also my best wishes. Kindest Regards, (Insert your name here) -=-=-=-=- That should be personal enough to say thank you, and show that you appreciate the sentiment anyway! |
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