Hawaiian Party Invitations

Hand Delivered Hawaiian Party Invites
Picture this; your intended guest is at home and suddenly a hula dancer knocks on the door and hands him or her, the invitation to your party. Now, if you want to be the hula dancer that's great, but there are very likely dance instructors at a local dance school or actors from a local acting company who could be hired to do it. If you know some personally they might do it just for fun. You know your guests and the ones who would really enjoy this type of invitation delivery.

What To Say in the Invitations
Always be sure that you give the guests all the needed information; time, date, and location. On Hawaiian party invitations you could start with “Aloha”. Invite your guests to a bit of the tropics at a Hawaiian party. You can call it a luau and promise to transport them to an atmosphere of sunny beaches and lazy days. Once you have set the mood be sure to add an RSVP and give your contact information. Remember to include your phone number and email address, because some guests will wait to notify you. It is also a good idea to have a definite reply date. This will help you as the party planner to know how many guests to expect.

When To Mail the Thank You Notes
You want your guests to know how much you appreciated them coming and that they added to the fun. What you don't want is for them to have to stop and think “Oh, yeah, that party a few weeks ago.” So, mail out the thank you notes within a week or two of the party date at the most.