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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'll be in this position in a few months, DD's party location has a max # of 20 (there are 15 in DD's class but she has friends in other classes). I'm planning on inviting the children in her room first, then expanding to her friends in other rooms. I also plan on making it very clear on the invite that there is a limit for the party and if they don't RSVP by the date I can't guarantee a spot. Of course I'll also tell them to let me know if they need more time, I understand due to our area people may have plans with out of town and family and what not. I'm a reasonable person, if you communicate.

The previous parent who didn't respond was absolutely in the wrong. She didn't communicate. In this instance unless I see the wording on the invite it could go either way. [/quote]

OMG, this is going too far.  Like I said on a previous email, evites can go astray or into spam.  Before you dis-invite children, please contact the parent by an alternate method such as email or phone.  Don't assume they will get the invitation before you uninvite them.  [/quote]

Well then no harm. If they never saw the evite they never know they were uninvited. No big deal.[/quote]

There could still be harm.  Like I said, my next door neighbors invited my dd's to their dd's bday party.  We never got the evite.  I don't know why.  If they had not followed up through another method of communication, they could have assumed that we were being rude.  There could have been hurt feelings all around.  [/quote]

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