How to Word an Invitation for a Farm Birthday

The wording on your birthday invitations relays the party information to your guests, such as the theme or special location. Use words and terms that have to do with farming on your farm birthday invitations, whether the party has a farm theme or is taking place at a farm. The exact phrasing should also reflect the age of the birthday celebrant. For example, the wording for a farm-themed birthday party for a 2-year-old would not work for a hayride and corn maze party on a farm for a 12-year-old.

Instructions

1. Use clever wording or phrases to take your guests to a farm in their minds. For example, use the words from children's songs, such as "Old McDonald Had a Farm." Alternatively, create your own verse. For example, "Join us down on the farm with the cows and hogs or mosey on in with the cats and the dogs."

2. Keep the farm terms flowing as you list the birthday celebrant's name and new age. To continue with the previous example, "We're firin' up the tractor for a day in the sun because Lacey is about to turn 1."

3. List the party details, including the date, time, location and any special instructions. For example, ask your guests to dress appropriately if you're planning to have hayrides or pony rides.

4. Include your contact information. If you want to continue with farm animal verbiage, consider something such as "Yay or Neigh?" instead of the more common RSVP.

Tips & Warnings

• Work your child's favorite farm animals into the wording if you can.

References

• Announcing It: Kids Birthday Invitations Wording
• Kids Birthday Party Guide: Farm Birthday Party Ideas