The 4th of July is a time to celebrate the birth of our nation with friends and family. If you’re planning a 4th of July party, you’ll need to send out invitations so your guests can save the date. But what should you write on the invitations? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here are some ideas for 4th of July party invitation wording.
Invitations That Inform & Excite
Your 4th of July party invitation should include all the essential information, such as the date, time, location, and RSVP information. But you can also use the invitation to get your guests excited about the party. Here are some tips:
- Use patriotic language. Words like “freedom,” “liberty,” and “independence” will help your guests get into the 4th of July spirit.
- Talk up the food and drinks. If you’re planning a barbecue, mention the delicious food that will be served. If you’re having a pool party, mention the refreshing drinks that will be available.
- Highlight the activities. If you’re planning any special activities for your party, such as a fireworks show or a pool tournament, be sure to mention them on the invitation.
- Use a festive design. The design of your invitation should reflect the patriotic spirit of the holiday. Use red, white, and blue colors, and incorporate stars and stripes into the design.
- Make it personal. If you’re inviting close friends and family, you can add a personal touch to the invitation by writing a handwritten note or including a photo of you and your guests.
- Proofread before sending. Before you send out your invitations, proofread them carefully for any errors. You don’t want your guests to show up on the wrong day or time!
Sample Invitation Wording
- “Join us for a 4th of July celebration on Monday, July 4th from 12pm to 4pm at our home. We’ll have a barbecue, pool party, and fireworks show. RSVP to [email protected] by June 30th.”
- “Celebrate Independence Day with us at our annual 4th of July party! We’ll be having a barbecue, potluck, and live music. Bring your family and friends and join us for a fun-filled day. RSVP by July 2nd.”
- “You’re invited to our 4th of July party! We’ll be grilling out, swimming, and watching the fireworks. The party is on Saturday, July 2nd from 12pm to 6pm at our home. RSVP to [email protected]
- “Join us for a star-spangled celebration on the 4th of July! We’ll be having a barbecue, pool party, and fireworks show. Bring your family and friends and let’s celebrate our nation’s independence together. RSVP by June 30th.”
- “Celebrate the 4th of July with us! We’ll be having a barbecue, potluck, and live music. The party is on Monday, July 4th from 12pm to 4pm at our home. RSVP by July 2nd.”
- “You’re invited to our annual 4th of July party! We’ll be grilling out, swimming, and watching the fireworks. The party is on Saturday, July 2nd from 12pm to 6pm at our home. RSVP to [email protected]
- “Join us for a 4th of July celebration on Monday, July 4th from 12pm to 4pm at our home. We’ll have a barbecue, pool party, and fireworks show. RSVP to [email protected] by June 30th.”
- “Celebrate Independence Day with us at our annual 4th of July party! We’ll be having a barbecue, potluck, and live music. Bring your family and friends and join us for a fun-filled day. RSVP by July 2nd.”
No matter what you decide to write on your invitations, make sure that you get them out to your guests in plenty of time so that they can save the date. And don’t forget to have a fun and safe 4th of July celebration!
