Dinner is served
At Our Table
A long dinner, good bottles and nowhere else to be.
- When
- 23 October
- Time
- 7pm
- Where
- Our place
Sydney, New South Wales
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Linen, seasonal fruit, taper candles and garden flowers. Intimate, warm and about the food. Open the sample and set your own table.

Dinner is served
A long dinner, good bottles and nowhere else to be.
Sydney, New South Wales
Kindly reply
This is the sample invitation. With JavaScript on, the envelope opens and you can type your own details over it.
Short beats clever. Every invitation needs the date, the time, the address, the dress code and a reply-by date; the rest is tone.
A long dinner, good bottles and nowhere else to be. Come to ours on Friday at seven.
Eight chairs, one table, too much food. We would love you to take one of the chairs.
Dinner at ours. Nothing to bring, nothing to dress for, and no rush to leave. Reply by Monday so we can shop.
Usually nothing to say. If you want a lift, "dress for dinner" does it without making anyone anxious.
Linen, not polyester. Taper candles, a loose arrangement from the garden, and fruit in season doubling as decoration.
Cook something that forgives lateness: a braise, a tray bake, a big salad. Ask about allergies in the invitation, not at the door.
One to two weeks is plenty. Ask for dietary needs when people reply, and seat people who do not know each other next to someone who will look after them.
A murder mystery runs through the meal instead of stopping it: roles on phones, the case on your TV, nothing to print. Every guest gets a private invitation with their character.
One to two weeks ahead is enough for most dinners. Give three if it is a Saturday in December.
Date, time, address and a reply-by date, and a question about dietary needs so you can cook for everyone at the table.
Not from this page. It is a preview: put your details in, see how it reads, and copy the wording into whatever you send. If you are hosting one of our murder mystery cases, the app sends each guest their own private invitation with an RSVP and their character’s costume note.