Bridal Invite & Oof Questions.....

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses ideas for including ordering information on bridal shower invitations and seeks input on a bridal out-of-office (OOF) message. Participants share their experiences and suggestions for wording and layout.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions using a template for bridal invites and asks if a blurb about placing orders should be included.
  • Another participant suggests adding a note under the printed information on the invite to direct guests on how to place orders if they cannot attend.
  • One participant proposes wording that encourages guests to contact them for items from the bride's wish list, emphasizing the option to order for themselves as well.
  • Another participant expresses concern about the limited space on the invite and the desire to avoid a crowded appearance.
  • One participant humorously acknowledges the need for someone with the invite in front of them to provide better suggestions.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best way to include ordering information on the invites, with no clear consensus emerging on the specific wording or placement.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences and preferences regarding bridal shower invitations and related communications.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on how to effectively communicate ordering options on bridal shower invitations may find this discussion helpful.

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pamperedlinda
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I've got 2 bridal showers this month. I'm using the attached template to print the info on my PC Bridal Invites.

Should I include a blurb on the invite for anyone who can't attend to place an order with the hosts? If so, where and how do you word it on these invites? Or should I include a card? If so, anybody have a cute one? fyi.....We didn't want to use the registry just yet - want to save that for any additional orders after we close the shower. So I wasn't planning to include a registry card.

Also, does anyone have a Bridal OOF? I've seen the one on here and it's not exactly what I want. I can update and adjust it, but thought I'd ask ya'll first.

Thanks so much!
 

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Linda~

I don't have a bridal shower invite to see how it's set up. Is there space UNDER all of the printed info that you could add something like:

Not able to attend? You can place an order for youself or the bride at <blahblahwebsite address> under the host name Jane Smith
 
Or, if you only want them to purchase items from the brides wish list you could print something like:

Not able to attend? Contact me at <phone number and email address> and I can help you pick out something off of the bride's wish list. Don't forget...you can order something for yourself too!
 
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Thanks Kelly. I do want something like that, I just don't know where on the invite to put it. There's not a whole lot of extra space and I don't want it to look too crowded.
 
Sorry :blushing: Guess you need someone who has the invite in front of them, huh? LOL
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Bridal Invite in Pampered Chef?

A Bridal Invite is a special invitation sent to brides-to-be, inviting them to host a Pampered Chef party. This event allows the bride to receive kitchen products as gifts while also providing her guests with an opportunity to shop for their own kitchen needs.

How do I create a Bridal Invite?

To create a Bridal Invite, you can use Pampered Chef's online tools or templates to design a personalized invitation. Include details such as the date, time, and location of the party, as well as any special promotions or themes you plan to incorporate.

What should I include in the Bridal Invite?

In your Bridal Invite, be sure to include the bride's name, the date and time of the party, the location, RSVP details, and any special instructions for guests, such as bringing a favorite recipe or kitchen tool to share.

What are Oof Questions in the context of Pampered Chef?

Oof Questions are often those challenging or awkward questions that potential hosts or guests may ask about hosting a Pampered Chef party. These can include inquiries about costs, product quality, or the time commitment involved in hosting.

How can I effectively answer Oof Questions?

To effectively answer Oof Questions, be prepared with clear, honest, and positive responses. Highlight the benefits of hosting, such as free products, fun experiences, and the opportunity to gather friends. Practice your responses to common questions to build confidence and ensure you provide accurate information.

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