Informal Invitation Writing

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INFORMAL INVITATIONS
Informal invitations follow the pattern of ordinary personal letters. These letters are written to relatives, friends and acquaintances.
These are written in a letter, in an informal format.
Write in first person.
Write ‘Dear’ in salutation followed by the receiver’s name.
Mention the date of writing invitation.
Complimentary close is ‘Yours sincerely’.
Illustrative Example:
1. The literary club of your school is putting up the play ‘Macbeth’. As secretary of the club, draft an invitation inviting the famous writer Sudha Murthy to be the guest of honour at the function. Write the invitation in not more than 50 words. You are Kanta/Sri Kant.
Answer:
Blue Star Public School
Bikaner
03 July, 20xx
Dear Madam
The literary club of our school is staging ‘Macbeth’ by William Shakespeare on 13 July 20xx in the school auditorium at 10.30 a.m. On behalf of our club, I would like to extend a cordial invitation to you to be the chief guest at the function. Your presence will be highly motivational for our budding actors.
Hoping for a favourable response.
Thank you.
Yours sincerely
Kanta
(Secretary, Cultural Club)
2. Send a letter of invitation to your friend Snehlata to attend your younger sister’s birthday party. Write the invitation in not more than 50 words. You are Komal.
Answer:
23, Railway Colony
Ajmer
13 April 20XX
Dear Snehlata
I am glad to invite you to attend my younger sister Anamika’s birthday party on 15 April 20XX at my residence at 7.30 pm onwards.
Please bring uncle and aunt also with you. It will be a fun as all friends are attending the party.
Thank you.
Yours sincerely
Komal
Home Assignment

1.  You are Saloni, headgirl of Blue Sky Public School. Your school is organizing the annual sports meet on 30 July 20XX. Draft an invitation inviting the famous athlete Deepa Kumari to be the guest of honour at the function. Write the invitation in not more than 50 words.
2. Invite your friend Amita to have a cup of tea at Café Coffee Day on 17 April. You want to discuss an important issue with her. You are Ruby. Write the invitation in not more than 50 words.

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