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Invitations & their Replies for 12 CBSE (Format and solved examples of Formal Invitations, Informal Invitations, Formal Reply & Informal Reply)

 


INVITATIONS & THEIR REPLIES












Formal Invitations


  • For family function

  • For official function


Q. On behalf of Mrs & Mr Sharma, draft an invitation card to be sent on the occasion of their wedding anniversary.



Mr. & Mrs. Sharma


 seek your gracious presence on the auspicious occasion of their


WEDDING ANNIVERSARY


on Monday, January 28, 2024


at 7:30 pm

at

Hotel Park International

(Parliament Street, New Delhi)



Programmes


Cake Ceremony: 7:45 pm

Cultural Programme: 8:15 pm

Dinner: 9:15 pm


RSVP

Arun

Neha

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On behalf of the principal and the staff of DAV Public School, sector-14, Faridabad. Write a formal invitation to be sent on the occasion of the Annual Day Celebration of the school.



The Principal & The Staff

DAV Public School

(Sector-14, Faridabad)


 Seek your gracious presence on the auspicious occasion of 


ANNUAL DAY CELEBRATION


On Sunday, January 27, 2024

at 4:30 pm

in the school premises


Mr Manohar Lal Khattar, Chief Minister of Haryana has consented to be the guest of honour.



Programmes


                        Lighting the lamp:        4:45 pm

                       Cultural Programme:    5:00 pm

                         Prize Distribution:       7:00 pm


The programmes will be followed by dinner


Note

  • Carry the card

  • Valid for two

  • No babies please


RSVP


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Formal Reply


Format



Sender's Address


Date


Content



Note:


No use of I, we, us, my, your, etc.

I=He/She                           We=They           You=He/She/They           My=His/Her                  

Your= His/Her/Their          Our= Their


On behalf of Mr and Mrs Ahuja. Write a formal reply to Mr and Mrs Kapoor accepting their invitation to their wedding anniversary.



123, Sector- 55

Faridabad


January 20, 2024


Mr and Mrs Ahuja thank Mr and Mrs Kapoor for inviting them to their 


WEDDING ANNIVERSARY


On Tuesday, February 1, 2024, at Hotel Ashok, Chanakpuri, New Delhi. Mr and Mrs Ahuja express their best wishes and confirm their presence on the occasion.



Suppose Mr and Mrs Sharma have got an invitation from Mr and Mrs Verma to their son's birthday party. On behalf of Mr and Mrs Sharma write a reply to Mr and Mrs former declining the invitation.



123, Sector-55

Gurugram


January 20, 2024


Mr and Mrs Sharma thank Mr and Mrs Verma for inviting them to their son Aniket’s


BIRTHDAY PARTY


On Tuesday, February 1, 2024, at Hotel Ashok, Janakpuri, New Delhi. Mr and Mrs Sharma express their best wishes but regret their inability to attend the function due to a prior engagement.


On behalf of Mr and Mrs Chaudhary. Write a formal reply to Mr and Mrs Bhatia declining their invitation to their son's wedding reception.



192, Lajpat Nagar

New Delhi


January 20, 2024


Mr and Mrs Chaudhary thank Mr and Mrs Bhatia for inviting them to their son's 


WEDDING


On Tuesday, 29 January 2024  at Hotel Himalaya, Uttam Nagar, New Delhi. Mr and Mrs Choudhary express their best wishes but regret their inability to attend the reception owing to a prior engagement.







Suppose you are Ankita Sharma the principal ABC Sr. Sec. School, Sector 12, Gurugram. Your school is going to organise a golden jubilee celebration. Write a formal invitation to the Education Minister, Government of Haryana, Panchkula, inviting him as a chief guest on this occasion.


ABC Sr. Sec. School

Sector-12, Gurugram


January 19, 2024


The Education Minister

Government of Haryana

Panchkula


Subject: Invitation to Golden Jubilee Celebration.


Sir


I am extremely delighted to inform you that our institution will celebrate the Golden Jubilee. A grand function will be held on Sunday, February 3, 2024, in the school's premises on this occasion. All the students, staff, and management request that you be the chief guest. Needless to say, your presence will be inspiring and encouraging for all of us. We hope that you will oblige us by accepting the invitation.


Thank you

Yours sincerely

Ankita Sharma

(Principal)





Suppose you are Vishal Bhardwaj, District Sports Officer, sector 12, Faridabad. You have got a formal invitation from the principal of Tagore International School, sector 22, Palwal to be the chief guest on the occasion of the Sports Day celebration

 Reply to the invitation accepting it.



District Sports Officer

Sector 12, Faridabad


January 19, 2024 


The Principal

Tagore International School

Sector-32, Palwal


Subject: Reply to the invitation to the Sports Day Celebration.


Sir


I am so grateful to you for inviting me to the Sports Day Celebration being organised on February 19, 2024. In fact, it is an honour for me to be invited as the chief guest on such a grand occasion.   I express my best wishes and confirm my presence. 


Thank You

Yours sincerely

Vishal Bhardwaj

(District Sports Officer)





(Note: If the invitation is being declined, the last sentence will be - - I express my best wishes  but regret my inability to attend the ceremony due to previous commitment.) 



Informal Invitation



Format


Sender's Address


Date


Dear……….

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...


Content

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...



Yours lovingly

Name



Suppose you have cleared the IIT entrance test. Therefore, you are going to throw a party. Draft an informal invitation to be sent on this occasion. You are Kanul/Kanika of 32, sector 15, Chandigarh.


32, Sector -15

Chandigarh


January 19, 2024


Dear Shruti


I feel quite pleased to inform you that I have cleared the IIT Entrance Test with 350 All India rank. To celebrate the occasion a small party is being organised on Saturday, January 27, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. at my residence. You are cordially invited on this occasion. Don't make any excuses as they will not be entertained. 


Your loving friend 

Kanika




Reply - Acceptance


Suppose you are Vishal/ Varsha of 93, sector 16, Noida. You have got an invitation from your friend to attend his/her birthday. Reply to the invitation accepting it.



93, Sector -16

Noida


January 19, 2024


Dear Ayushi


What a pleasant surprise you have given me! I can not express in words how delighted I feel after knowing that your birthday falls on January 27, 2024. Thank you so much for inviting me to your birthday party to be held in your residence. I confirm my presence and promise to be on time. Accept my best wishes in advance.


Your loving friend

Vishal



Suppose your friend has invited you to a party to celebrate his success in the BBA entrance

 test. Write a reply declining the invitation. You are Sunil/ Sunita of 96, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi.



96, Lajpat Nagar

New Delhi


January 19, 2024


Dear Preeti


Thank you so much for inviting me to the party to celebrate your success in the  BBA Entrance Test and getting third rank. Congratulations! I'm so elated after getting the news. I wish you to scale new heights in the years to come. But I regret to inform you that I cannot attend the party because of my final exams. I hope you'll excuse me by taking into consideration my helplessness.


Your loving friend

Sunita


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