This is the one invitation pack on the whole site, and it exists because a paper invitation still does something a group message does not: it goes on a fridge, where it is a reminder for three weeks instead of a notification that scrolls away in an hour. For a child’s party, that difference is measurable in how many people turn up.
The print is generic rather than themed — "Let’s Have A Party!" in bright lettering — which is the point of buying a pack rather than a themed set. It works for a birthday, a housewarming, a retirement or a barbecue, and it does not go stale in a drawer between uses.
The listing gives no folded dimensions or count, so treat the price as the fact and check the package when it arrives. Write them a fortnight ahead: a paper invitation posted late is worse than a message sent on time.
On the table
- The only invitation product in this catalog.
- Untitled generic print — not tied to a birthday or a theme.
- The listing publishes no count or dimensions; the price is $6.99.
- Paper invitations get put on fridges; messages get scrolled past.
