Ahoy Matey! A pirate’s life for me! Pirate birthday parties are a favorite with the abundant sea lions, be they girls or boys, young or old. A great pirate party invitation is a must so that all your swashbuckling friends know they won’t want to miss your party. It’s fun to get creative and think of pirate jargon when writing your invitations. Here are some of our favorites that will get guests excited:
- Yes, I Hearties! You will be invited to chart your course for Captain Jack’s Buccaneer Bash.
- Watch out buckos, the “X” marks where the fun will be, so chart your course and take it to Captain Jack’s Buccaneer Bash.
- Make me shiver and blow me away, Captain Jack’s birthday is where all the swashbuckling fun can be found.
- Yo-ho-ho, there will be smooth sailing and nice winds when you go to Captain Jack’s treasure island, you will be paddling
- Grub and grog will be yours, I Hearties, when on Captain Jack’s birthday you come to the party the swordsmen
- You will walk the board and clean the deck if you are not present for Captain Jack’s birthday crew review.
- Come close the hatches and organize the Jolly Roger with me, because it’s my 8th birthday and I want to party with you
- Salty wenches and dogs, plunder and plunder await! Join us in celebrating, but will walk the board if you’re late!
- You will be invited to join Captain Jack’s crew. He would like to celebrate his 8th birthday with you! Ahoy water sailors!
- All are invited to join the fray on Captain Alison’s sixth birthday
Your freshwater sailor guests will love pirate invitations featuring things associated with a pirate’s life: a Caribbean island, pirate eye patches, bare bones on a desert island, pirate captains on stick legs, treasure chests. and gold from pirates, buccaneer ships, parrots, skulls and crosses. bones, pirate costumes, gold pirate treasure map invitations. If you want your guests to arrive in costume, don’t forget to add that information to your invitation. You can also provide pirate hats, eye patches or pirate earrings for your guests to wear to get into the spirit of a healthy and abundant time when pirates sailed the seas.