Birthday invitation

Hero in Training

Three patches are on offer and the power fist is the hardest one to earn.

Birthday invitation: Royal blue denim card with a red cape hung from gold star clasps across the top, mask, lightning shield and power fist patches at left, cream comic lettering HERO IN TRAINING, date and venue below.

Capes come off a rack by the door, sorted by height, and every recruit gets a name card before the first drill begins. There are three stations: a mask drill for going unseen, a lightning drill for speed across the yard, a fist drill for lifting something heavier than expected. One adult works the clipboard and marks each one off by hand.

The party turns at the ceremony. Recruits line up, names are read out, and the mask, shield and fist patches are handed over one at a time to whoever cleared the drill. Cake comes after that, which is the correct order. Capes go home with the guests.

What goes on it

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The wording on this card

Join us to celebrate
MILES ORTEGA
Saturday, August 14, 2027 · 3 PM
THE ACADEMY · 40 Skyline Ave, Metro Bluff, UT
Capes provided.

Every line of the wording is an example, and yours to replace. The title is painted into the artwork. Type your own and it is drawn again with your words.

What to actually tell people

  • Size the capes before the day Hem them to just above the back of the knee so nobody trips on the stairs. Velcro at the neck, never a knot.
  • Build three stations, not five A mask drill, a lightning drill and a power fist drill, each about four minutes long. Run them on a loop so arrivals can join at any point.
  • Keep a clipboard One adult marks off each recruit by name as a drill is cleared. It settles every question about who earned what before the ceremony starts.
  • Read the names out loud at the end Hand the patches over one at a time, with the recruit standing up. Send the patches home unattached with a note about ironing them on, so no jacket gets committed to in the yard.

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