Samples For Writing A House Warming Invitation

Written by: Deneice Arthurton

If you are planning a house warming party one of your considerations will be the invites and the wording required for the house-warming cards that you send out. House-warming parties can be extremely formal or extremely casual and your style of invite will need to reflect this. As with all invites you need to make it very clear what type of occasion and theme of party you are inviting your guests to thus avoiding any misunderstandings or embarrassments.

How do I word a house-warming invitation?

This can vary greatly but should be a reflection of your own personality and the type of party you will be hosting. When people receive formally worded invitations they will assume it is a formal occasion and vice versa. Therefore, don’t send out a light hearted and contemporary style invite if you are planning on a formal meal for guests in dinner wear.

Whatever style you choose be sure to include the following details:

  • venue or address
  • date
  • time
  • name of the hosts
  • RSVP requests
  • maps or directions
  • requests such as food contributions or bring your own bottle

Example of a formal invite wording for house-warming cards

Doug and Jan Smith

would like to invite

___________________________________

to help them mark the occasion of their house-warming at

33 Milo Avenue

Brampton

Narfilk

NR10 5TN

on Saturday 5th April

from

7pm until 11 pm

Please join us for dinner, drinks and celebrations.

Formal dress.

RSVP by 27th March

Example of an informal invite wording for house-warming cards

The bags are unpacked and we’ve finally sat down.

So now it is time that our friends all came round.

The walls are all painted and our things all in place

But one thing is needed and that’s your smiling face.

Please come and join us for a house warming party on Saturday 5th April at our new pad, 33 Milo Avenue, Brampton, Narfilk, NR10 6TN

Celebrations start at 7pm and end when we all fall over.

Bring yourself and a plate or dish of something to nibble on and your own bottle.

Let us know if you can make it.

See you there.

Jan and Doug Smith

Example of an invite wording for house-warming cards for an open house event

We’re here!

Jan and Doug Smith have finally settled into their new place at

10 Carlton Avenue

Rode Lane

Wunbell

Come and see them on Saturday 5th April and spend an hour or two in their new home.

Please feel free to come any time between 10 am and 7 pm for cheese and wine.

No need for RSVP, just turn up.

Article by expert author ‘Deneice Arthurton‘









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