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Joeviee Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Invitation Card

Hi, is the content and grammar of this card okie? Please let me know if i've left out any important infor . Many Thanks:)



INVITATION CARD



To Messrs: ________________

We cordially invite you to attend the Centennial Birthday dinner of

Mr. XXXXX, the founder of XXXX on the following:

Date:

Time:

Venue:

We sincerely hope you will grace us with your presence at the dinner.

Thank you.









RSVP before .



  

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Hi Do they know where/who to RSVP to? Also I'd leave out Messrs as this is the plural of Mr - unless you know you are only inviting men and that more than one man is included on each invitation.

— Nona the brit

  • Hi Do they know where/who to RSVP to?
  • Also I'd leave out Messrs as this is the plural of Mr - unless you know you are only inviting men and that more than one man is included on each invitation.
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Hi

Do they know where/who to RSVP to?

Also I'd leave out Messrs as this is the plural of Mr - unless you know you are only inviting men and that more than one man is included on each invitation.
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ooopsss ...i thought Messrs comprises of mrs, mr, ms, mdm....and so on.

Is the content okie? How about the last sentence?

Does it sound polite?Anyway better way to rewrite it?
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It all sounds very polite and formal.
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Hi

If I would like to invite a father and a son, together with the wives, how should I address the invitation. Messrs Surname &... ?
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