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Two parties in one day - AIBU?

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Trudij123 · 15/07/2021 14:49

Hi - quick question. My DD has been invited to two parties on the same day - she’s friends with both girls, one party is 12-3 the other is half an hour away and 2.00-3.45. It’s for 6 year olds if that helps - the longer one is a nature party at their home, the shorter one a pony party at a local riding school ( max of 12 people, only 10 been invited)

She really can’t decide which one she’d rather go to - would it be U to try and go to both? It sort of feels quite rude to go to one for an hour and a half only - but I know others have said that’s what they are doing, so now I’m not so sure if it is?

We had this two years ago as well, I bottled it and took DD to the zoo instead.

I’m hopeless at party etiquette - what do I do?!

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FunMcCool · 15/07/2021 19:35

I’d do both, not sure how that’s rude.

GreyhoundG1rl · 15/07/2021 19:40

@FunMcCool

I’d do both, not sure how that’s rude.
Because the times overlap.
bridgetreilly · 15/07/2021 20:21

@FunMcCool Because it’s rude to turn up halfway through a party or leave halfway through.

KindergartenKop · 15/07/2021 20:40

We had this. DS invited lots of children to his party and then several of the girls said they were no longer coming because they were going to a party of a girl from the class with the same birthday. I thought that was RUUUDE Grin

GreyhoundG1rl · 15/07/2021 20:43

@KindergartenKop

We had this. DS invited lots of children to his party and then several of the girls said they were no longer coming because they were going to a party of a girl from the class with the same birthday. I thought that was RUUUDE Grin
That is rude.
lljkk · 15/07/2021 20:45

likely outcome is obvious, wait until your dd figures out which of her friends are invited where & then she can decide.

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