Poker, black jack, rouletteplay them all at your casino night event! Place your bets and hope that lady luck is on your side. Send out stylish casino party invitations from PurpleTrail. For your poker party invitations, choose one of our casino night invitation wording ideas to help you set the tone of your party. Casino Night Invitations. PURCHASE OPTIONS: 1. PRINT MYSELF - We take your wording and create the 2x5 banner image, which is emailed to you ready to print. It comes as a PDF file, unless a different size or file type is specified with your order. You can print them at an office supply (recommended). Nice Poker Free Party Printables for making cones, food flags, cd labels, napkin rings, cupcake wrappers and more. You can personalize them easily before printing. For Adult Parties, Casino Party, Poker Party and more.
Poker Party Invitation Wording
Below you can find some examples of wording for casino and poker party invitations.CASINO NIGHT INVITATION WORDING
Here are a few examples on how to create fun wording for your casino or poker party:
Sample poker tournament party invitation wording:
Join us for an evening of
good friends
good fun and
friendly gambling
Bring your game face for
Max & Lacey's
Annual Poker Tournament
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Shake, rattle & roll!
RSVP to Lacey 555.321.4588
Or:
Roll the dice and pray to the heavens
Tonight could be your lucky night
You could roll sevens!
Come test your luck at
Max & Lacey's
Annual Poker Tournament …
Sample poker party invitation wording:
Bring your game face for
Max & Lacey's
Annual Poker Tournament
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Shake, rattle & roll!
RSVP to Lacey 555.321.4588
Sample casino night party invitation wording:
We may not be Vegas
but we're doing it up right!
So put on your bling
It's the
Miller Casino Night!
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Your Casino Hosts
Max & Lacey Miller
Shake, rattle & roll!
RSVP to Lacey 555.321.4588
And remember, what happens in Millbrook, stays in Milbrook!
Sample for Vegas night birthday party:
Shake, rattle and roll
Bring your poker face
and good luck charm
get ready for a night of
friends, food & gambling
as we celebrate
Heather Baker's
50th Birthday
Vegas Style
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Shake, rattle & roll!
RSVP to Lacey Miller 555.321.4588
Sample corporate event casino night invitation wording:
Feeling Lucky?
Join the employees of
Warner Inc.
at their annual
Casino Night
No Limit Texas Hold 'em
$75 buy-in
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Raleigh, NC
Shake, rattle & roll!
RSVP to Lacey 555.321.4588
Sample casino party invitation wording:
You don't have to travel to Vegas
to test your luck!
Roulette or Blackjack
whatever your choice
we're having a party
it's time to rejoice
With a casino theme
there will be a lot to do
So get ready to party
and bring your good luck charm too!
Max & Lacey's
Annual Casino Night
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Shake, rattle & roll!
RSVP to Lacey 555.321.4588
Sample formal casino night party invitation wording:
Casino Night!
You are cordially invited
to attend an evening of
excitement & exhilaration
Enjoy cocktails & hors d'euvres,
blackjack, roulette & more
Come test your luck at
Max & Lacey's
Annual Casino Night
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Shake, rattle & roll!
RSVP to Lacey 555.321.4588
Sample birthday poker party invitation wording:
Shake, rattle and roll
Bring your poker face
and good luck charm
Get ready for a night of
Friends, Food & Gambling
as we celebrate
Jayme's 40th Birthday
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Feeling Lucky? RSVP to Lacey 555.321.4588
Sample Bunco night party invitation:
Girls just wanna have fun
But we can't play if you don't come!
Join us for
Bunco
Night
Saturday, May 18th
at 8 o'clock
122 West Main Street
Poker Party Invitation Wording
RSVP to Lacey 555.321.4588
Poker night? We’re all in. Check out our pointers for planning one.
Invitations
Get started by sending an Evite invitation, like the free “Who’s In?” cards-themed invitation below or a premium “Ante Up” poker night invitation. Check out our game night invitation gallery for more designs.
Decorations
Poker Party Wording
It’s easy to find a home poker kit that includes cards, nice chips and a good playing surface. But if you don’t have one of these fancy kits, take a trip to a fabric store and get a big swatch of green felt to put over your tabletop.
It’s important to make sure you have enough poker chips for all of your guests. You probably can’t get by with less than 35 chips per person — most experts suggest more like 50 to 100 per head. If you don’t mind a mish-mash, ask your guests to bring some extra chips of their own. If you’re playing Texas Hold ‘Em, make sure you have a special chip set aside for the button.
To round out the theme, pick up some casino-themed napkins and plates decorated with images of dice, cards or dollar signs from a party store.
Attire
Even if you’re not playing for high stakes, you can still dress the part. Asking guests to come in suits and ties or cocktail dresses makes a simple get-together seem like an event.
You can also go casual and ironic by getting cheap costume armbands and green plastic dealer visors — poker doesn’t have to be super serious.
Playing with some card sharks? If they arrive wearing shirts with billowy sleeves, make sure they roll them up when you play so they can’t hide cards in them.
Variants
Texas Hold ‘Em is all the rage, but you can have a great card party with other poker variations: five-card draw, seven-card stud, hi/lo, baseball poker and other make-up-your-own-rules games.
The most important thing when playing poker is to be familiar with the winning hands. Here they are from high to low:
- Royal flush
- Straight flush
- Four of a kind
- Full house
- Flush
- Straight
- Three of a kind
- Two pair
- One pair
Too confusing? Just remember that a full house flushes a straight.
Food
Get a pizza delivered for quick sustenance that minimizes card-playing down time. Or put together a simple spread of appetizers. Make your own or get a big box of warm-in-the-oven hors d’oeurves at a warehouse club store. Just keep the food away from the playing table.
Drinks
If you’re playing poker, you might be thinking martinis are in order. Martinis will make your party upscale for sure (but they do call to mind James Bond, and his game was baccarat). If you’re going to go for some straight liquor, grab a bottle of single-malt scotch. Or, to mix cards and cocktails, consider the classy, old-fashioned cocktail called the Sidecar.
Sidecar
- 2 parts Cognac
- 1 part triple sec
- 1 part freshly squeezed lemon juice
Pour all ingredients into a cocktail shaker. Add ice. Shake, then strain into a chilled highball glass.
There are many who say that serious cards need to be played without the hazy influence of booze. So for a non-alcoholic alternative, grab some carbonated soda water and mix it up with some Italian syrup.