Brunch and lunch invitation templates
Brunch and lunch invitation templates for birthdays, showers and Sunday get-togethers, with the time, a map and RSVP in one link.
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Coffee, pancakes and mimosas, or a long lunch in the garden: the time, the place and a reply card, for a birthday brunch or just because.
A short guide
Give the reason for gathering, if there is one, then the date, time, place and a reply date. Add whether the meal is hosted or split and whether guests should bring anything. A cheerful line such as “Bottomless coffee and catching up” sets the tone and shows that it’s a relaxed morning rather than a formal meal.
Late morning works best for most people, with a start between 10 and 11:30 am on a weekend. Plan for about two hours, and put the end time on the invitation so guests can plan their afternoon. If you’re booking a restaurant, check when its brunch menu stops before you settle the time.
Whoever issues the invitation is usually expected to pay unless they say otherwise, so make it clear. “Brunch is on us” and “We’ll each get our own” are both perfectly polite. Name the restaurant as well so guests can check the prices before they reply, and ask whether the restaurant is able to split bills.
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