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Twin etiquette

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GoblinGold · 09/10/2012 21:59

Hello. My DS (4yo) has some friends who are twins. For his birthday party (of course) we invited both but I used one invite. Is this horribly rude? We also invited some other 4yo and their younger siblings on the same invite, iyswim. I hope I've not been rude but would rather know so that I don't repeat the faux pas in future.

(BTW at their birthday party, of course we got each child a separate birthday card and present.)

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theotherboleyngirl · 09/10/2012 22:01

absolutely fine to use one invitation IMHO

candr · 09/10/2012 22:02

Not a problem as it is what you would do for any sibling - as long as you don't expect them to share a party bag Grin (my sister and I had this at more than one party when little)

GoblinGold · 09/10/2012 23:45

blimey Candr that's a bit tight. They both got their own collection of party nonsense.

Glad I've not been totally off beam.

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noelstudios · 12/10/2012 14:33

Goblin, really nice of you to ask. I wouldn't be offended at all. Although when people send them separate cards for things like their birth / thanksgiving, I am always touched.

chutneypig · 13/10/2012 21:22

Totally fine in my book.

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