How to write the invitation for the fiftieth birthday?

The invitation to the 50th birthday is written like this:

1, Fan Wenyi

Dear/Dear friend:

People are over half a year old. I had a drink with you when I was young, and I was deeply touched. Time flies, from high-spirited when I was young to white-haired now. From busy study to busy work, and then to busy family, there are fewer and fewer opportunities for everyone to meet.

This Sunday, which coincides with my birthday, just takes this opportunity to hope that old friends can get together. Let's recall our past and interesting things together.

Address: Building XX, XXX Community

Time XXX year XXX month XXX day

Inviter: XXXX

2. Fan Wener

Dear XXXX:

Long time no see, I miss you very much.

Distance cannot be separated from longitude and latitude, and true feelings are irreplaceable. Although you and I live far apart, I have no problem with your selfish ideas; Although time flies, our friendship lives on.

Next week is my 50th birthday. I really want to see you. I hope my friends can get together and relive the old feelings.

Look at words as you look at yourself.

Address: Building XX, XXX Community

Time XXX year XXX month XXX day

Inviter: XXXX

Introduction of invitation letter

There are two kinds of invitations. One is a personal letter, such as inviting people to dinner, attending banquets, watching movies and attending ceremonies. Another kind of invitation letter is a business letter, usually an invitation to attend meetings, academic activities, etc.

The first kind of invitation is usually an invitation from a friend or acquaintance, so the requirements for content format are relatively loose and you can write it casually. Just indicate the intention of the invitation and explain the content, time, place and so on of the activity. But since it is an invitation letter, you must express your wish that the other party can attend or participate in the letter.

The second kind of invitation letter is usually written by the person in charge of the organizing Committee of a conference or academic activity and issued in the name of the organizing Committee. The invitee is usually a prestigious person. Therefore, the wording of such invitations should be relatively formal and the tone should be warm and polite.