I hate E-vites . . .
Just thought you should know. First it puts tremendous pressure on me to actually answer the invite - which I do not do, as a weird matter of principle. Then on top of that, you have a whole list of who is coming and who isn't. I guess so that everyone can see whether the cool crowd is showing up or, you know, not showing up.
Anyway, not that I really want anyone to send me a card, which I would throw out anyway, but it seems strangely impersonal and annoying to get an e-vite.
I'm willing to bet I'm in the minority on this one, but I'm also willing to bet that "convenience" will be the oft used defense of this practice.
Kid H.
Anyway, not that I really want anyone to send me a card, which I would throw out anyway, but it seems strangely impersonal and annoying to get an e-vite.
I'm willing to bet I'm in the minority on this one, but I'm also willing to bet that "convenience" will be the oft used defense of this practice.
Kid H.
posted by Kid Handsome at 4:09 PM
1 Comments:
I can go either way on this. I think that E-vites are very impersonal, but if I get a paper invitation, I actually have to call somebody on the phone. I hate calling people. Because I know that some people don't like to call I always include an email address on my paper invitation.
E-vites make things simpler for a lazy host or hostess. I don't like writing out invitations, but if I really want somebody to come to my party, I need to give a little.
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