Write a Garden Party Invite That Answers the Questions First

You're having people over while the weather holds, which means fielding the same five questions fourteen times. This writes the invite that answers them up front: when, what's being fed, what to bring, what happens if it rains, and an RSVP line people actually respond to. Send it, then get the garden ready.

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You are writing an invitation for a casual garden gathering at the host's home on [date, from 1pm]. Food will be [barbecue, bring a side if you like]. The weather may not cooperate.
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**Generate** the invitation message:
1. Cover the date, start time and rough finish, what food and drink is provided, what guests could bring, whether children and dogs are welcome, and the rain plan (moving indoors or a fallback date).
2. Add a clear RSVP line with a reply-by date.
3. Then write a second, shorter version to send as a reminder a few days before.
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- Main invite: under 120 words, friendly and plain, ready to paste into a group message
- Reminder: under 40 words
- No emoji unless the user adds them
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