Decline an invitation
Thank you for inviting me. I already have plans that day, so I won’t be able to join. I hope you have a wonderful time.
You can be warm without promising to attend another time.
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Write a polite decline email with examples for invitations, meetings and work requests. Adapt a ready-to-use reply, or try an AI draft without an account.
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Thank the person, say clearly that you cannot accept, and offer another option only if you want to. These examples are starting points; replace the details before using them.
Thank you for inviting me. I already have plans that day, so I won’t be able to join. I hope you have a wonderful time.
You can be warm without promising to attend another time.
Thanks for including me. I’m unavailable at the proposed time. Would Thursday afternoon work instead?
Offer a specific alternative when you still want the meeting.
Thank you for thinking of me. With my current deadlines, I’m unable to take this on. I appreciate your understanding.
Keep the boundary clear. You do not need to invent an excuse.
A colleague invited me to dinner tomorrow, but I already have plans. Write a friendly reply under 60 words that thanks them, declines this time, and suggests next week.
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Thanks for inviting me! I already have plans tomorrow, so I can’t make it this time. I’d love to join you next week, though. Let me know which day works for you.
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