How to Invite Friends to a First Communion Party

Celebrating your child's First Communion with a party is one of the ways that you help make the day special. Invite the people who you would like to have share in this event with you and your child. No party is complete without friends and family.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Decide how big you would like the party to be. You may want to have a lot of people stop by for a little while or a smaller group for a longer time.
2. Think about where the party is going to be held. Check and see how many people the location can comfortably hold.
3. Figure out how much it is going to cost to have the party. See if the cost changes your mind about the number of people you want to invite.
4. Make a list of people you would like to have attend the party. Work on the list at more than one sitting so you don't forget anyone.
5. Check with your child making his First Communion about whom you are inviting and what type of party it will be.
6. Send invitations. Include time, place, date and the length of the party.
7. Give plenty of notice, especially if you are inviting people from out of town. Let out of town guests know the date as soon as possible. You can send them a formal invitation with details later.

Tips & Warnings

• Invite the friends and family who you feel should help celebrate your child’s First Communion.
• If you are sending formal invitations, they should go out approximately six weeks ahead of time.
• Do not wait until the week before the First Communion and then casually tell people they are invited.

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