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The best way to word the invitation is to include a clear and direct statement such as "This shower is in honor of [name] and we kindly request that gifts be related to [theme/occasion]." This way, guests will know exactly what type of gifts to bring and there won't be any confusion.
It is generally considered tacky to include registry information on the invitation. Instead, you can include a separate insert with the invitation that lists the registry information or include it on the event website, if you have one. You can also rely on word of mouth to spread the information.
This will depend on the size of the venue and your budget. A good rule of thumb is to invite close family and friends, typically around 20-30 guests. Make sure to consult with the guest of honor and consider their preferences as well.
Yes, it is appropriate to include a dress code on the invitation if there is a specific theme or if you want guests to dress a certain way for photos. Make sure to use clear and concise language, such as "casual attire" or "cocktail attire," to avoid any confusion.
Invitations should be sent out 4-6 weeks in advance to give guests enough time to RSVP and plan accordingly. This will also give you enough time to make any necessary arrangements for the shower.