Pirate Party Invitation Wording

There are several ways in which you can frame a theme party invitation. The pirate theme party is a very interesting theme party, which is almost always in-vogue and in fashion. Framing the pirate party invitation is a very interesting task that you would certainly enjoy very much. All you would need is a computer with an Internet connection and a software (like 'Photoshop'), a good printer and a good set of invitation wordings.

To make the pirate party invitations all you need to do is download the picture of your pirate like Hector Barbarossa or 'Captain' Jack Sparrow, or some real life pirates like Captain Kidd or Blackbeard. If you are not fond of one particular pirate, then you may also download the image of a particular object like a Cutlass or a scroll of paper in a bottle. You have the image on the left hand side of the invitation card. YOU can also include a small image of the jolly Roger as a logo. The right hand side can be used to write the pirate party invitation wordings.

The actual message can appear on the right hand side of the invitation card. The wordings of the letter can be divided into three parts, the first part can be used to actually invite the person, the second part can be used to indicate the time and venue to the person and the third part, which is optional can be used as a response card.

Wordings for a Pirate Party Invitation

The following are some pirate party invitation ideas for the first part.

• Avast ye land rubbers and scalawags! It's time to plunder, come and join the feast, dance and music at Your name, and of course, yo! ho! and a bottle or rum.
• Ahoy ye people, come and cheer, as we steer, the ship of your name's pirate party. Savvy?
• X marks the spot of thy friends party, come on ye and join Your name, on the hunt for the treasure trove. Aye?

The line inviting the person should be a bit slang and must also be a bit humorous. You can avoid the slang in case of pirate birthday party invitations wording.

The second part must also be short and simple. This part of the invitation which gives the time and location for the party.

• Chart Ye course to date, time and venue of the party.
• Ship sails on date, time and venue of the party, savvy? Don't be left behind ye land rubbers.
• Grub and grog at date, time and venue of the party, what say ye?

The third part of the invitation can contain a foot note telling the invitee about the dress code or the need to respond. You can use the following wording ideas like:

• Avast Ye land rubbers report to the first mate, if ye is coming!
• Picaroon! Come in ye'r best pirate fit and don't forget yer cutlass.
• See you soon laddies and fair damsels! Take the best pirate fit out of yer duffel!

You might as well add a small treasure map that describes your address or the venue of the party to the invitations. You can also end the invitation with the famous pirate song 'sixteen men on a dean man's chest.... Or you can conclude the invitation with a simple 'Yo, ho and a bottle of rum. If you want to know if the person is coming with a partner or not you can put in the line 'sailor alone or with a mate? Instead of your signature you can also put the image of the Jolly Roger, or you can add the title 'captain' before your name.