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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]but if I got an invitation for TwinA without TwinB, I would probably contact the RSVP contact and mention we had twins and ask if both were invited or if I should make alternate plans for TwinB.[/quote]

How old are your kids?  If they're older than K, that seems rude.  Little kids pretty much just get along with everyone and can run around and play, but by first grade, kids tend to invite specific friends that they have things in common with to their parties.  [/quote]

My kids are 4 and in a preschool where the classes intermingled on the playground and st lunch.  They know kids from every class.  The one time they were in two different classes we had a big invite list for their birthday because we invited everyone from both classes plus a select few from one other class (kids they played with on the playground) plus family friends.  I ended up just rrenting out a play facility which included 30 kids and they charged me $10 e tea per child over 30.  Fortunately with no shows we stayed under 30 and I didn't't have to pay extra.

However in OP's situation, she sent an invitation to a first grade party to twins without addressing it to one anybody.  It's an honest misunderstanding that both twins were included.  One would think that if a host needed to restrict the number of attendees she would have addressed the invitation to the invited child.  Without a child identified on the invite at all, I can see why it happened and think OP should just cope since she made the error.[/quote]

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