158 Example Social Letters, Plus Guides and Samples
Happy, in-person social events are food for starved techies. Ask that texting and phone calls be limited to emergencies only.
Choose a topic to view example social letters:
Accept a formal invitation to a social event
Accept an invitation to a business appointment
Accept an invitation to an event
Accept an invitation to join an organization
Accept an invitation to speak or perform
Accept an informal invitation to a social event
Announce a broken engagement
Announce a class reunion
Announce a job-related party or retreat
Announce an engagement in a newspaper
Announce an engagement in a personal letter
Announce an engagement with an invitation
Announce the graduation of a son or daughter
Apologize for missing an appointment
Apologize for missing an event or for overlooking or forgetting someone
Cancel a wedding
Cancel or postpone an invitation
Confirm a guest's attendance at a conference or symposium (organizer's letter)
Confirm a speaker's or special guest's attendance
Confirm your own attendance as a speaker or special guest
Congratulate someone on a religious occasion
Congratulate someone on his or her engagement
Congratulate someone on his or her graduation
Congratulate someone on his or her wedding or marriage
Decline an invitation to an event
Decline an invitation to join an organization
Decline an invitation to speak or perform
Extend an invitation to participate in or attend a fund-raising event
Extend an invitation to a business social event
Extend an invitation to a personal social event
Extend an invitation to join an organization
Extend invitations to winter holiday parties (business and personal)
Extend an invitation to speak or perform
Extend invitations to seasonal parties: Halloween, St. Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day, etc. (business and personal)
Extend a formal invitation
Introduce someone to an organization or the community
Thank someone for hospitality
Thank someone for visiting a place or attending an event
Welcome a new resident to the neighborhood
Welcome someone into a group, association, religion, or club
