Love has a new beginning.
A garden engagement gathering
They said yes! Now gather everyone together to raise a glass.
An engagement party
A garden engagement gathering
Celebrate the start of our forever
An engagement evening to remember
Celebrate a very happy yes
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
We’re engaged! Come celebrate
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An engagement party is often the first time both families and both friend groups meet. It can be anything from cocktails in a living room to dinner at a favorite restaurant, and the invitation should hint at which. A champagne-toast design says something different from a backyard barbecue.
Parents or close friends often host, though many couples host their own. Whoever sends it, keep the guest list in mind: by tradition, anyone invited to the engagement party is also invited to the wedding.
Send engagement party invitations four to six weeks ahead. Most engagement parties happen within a few months of the proposal, while the news is still fresh.
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We’re engaged! Let’s celebrate. Burgers, drinks and a backyard full of friends. Sunday, April 11 · 3 pm onward
Traditionally the bride’s parents, but anyone close to the couple can host, and many couples now host their own.
Gifts aren’t expected. If the couple would rather have none, it’s fine to say so: “Your company is the only gift we need.”
By tradition, yes. Keep the engagement party list to people you plan to invite to the wedding.