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Pool party invitation templates
Pool party invitation templates for kids and grown-ups, with what to bring, a rain plan, the address and RSVP. Bright, animated and shared in one link.
Pool party invitation templates for kids and grown-ups, with what to bring, a rain plan, the address and RSVP. Bright, animated and shared in one link.
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Towels, sunscreen and a cannonball or two: the time, the address, what to bring, a rain date in case the weather turns and a reply card parents can answer for their kids.
A short guide
Give the date, start and end times, the address and how to reply. Then list what to bring, including a swimsuit, towel and sunscreen, and say what food you’ll serve. For children, state who will supervise and whether parents should stay. A short note on what happens if it rains finishes things nicely.
Be friendly but plain. For example: “An adult must stay with any child under ten, and we’ll have floats for non-swimmers.” Ask parents to mention swimming ability when they reply. Never suggest that the host alone can watch every child, and name a lifeguard only if there really will be one on duty.
Decide ahead of time and put one line on the invitation, such as “If there’s a storm, we’ll move the fun indoors” or “Rain date is the following Saturday.” Light rain may be fine, but swimmers should leave the water when thunder or lightning is near, so let guests know by message as early as possible.
Two to three weeks ahead suits most summer parties, and four weeks is wise around a holiday weekend or the end of school. Ask for answers about a week before, so you can plan food and supervision. If you’re booking a community pool, reserve first, then send invitations with the confirmed time on them.
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