What does TBD mean in DAYS ABBREVIATIONS

TBD stands for 'The Big Day', and it is usually used to refer to a significant day in the near future that is being eagerly anticipated.

The date of the Big Day depends on the context. It could be a wedding, reunion, birthday, or any other special occasion - so check with the people organising it for exact details!

Typically, someone who is close to the person/people celebrating will organise 'The Big Day'. This could be a family member, friend or event planner.

If you have been asked to help out with organising for 'The Big Day', reach out to whoever is running the show and ask them what duties are available. You could try assisting with making phone calls, booking venues, sending out reminders about RSVPs and managing guest lists. Alternatively, there may be specific tasks you can contribute depending on your skillset.

Again this varies according to the type of event taking place - typically advised by those hosting it. For instance if it's a children-focused occasion then they might not want adults present while if it's a more formal gathering then there might be an age minimum set. It's best to check beforehand if there are any restrictions around age when planning for 'The Big Day'.

Again this depends on the context of 'The Big Day' as different cuisines may suit different types of occasions better than others — whether that's burgers and fries at a casual garden party or 5-course meals at a large-scale wedding reception. Whichever cuisine you decide upon, make sure that everyone has something they can eat by providing suitable alternatives for guests with dietary requirements or allergies (if known).

Get creative! Depending on your budget and desired aesthetic you could use customised paper stock/envelopes or work with an illustrator to create unique designs tailored towards your event's theme/style. Consider adding embellishments such as wax seals and ribbons — even small additions like these can go a long way in making your invite stand out amongst others!

Gifts are never necessary when attending any event but they are often much appreciated by people celebrating 'The Big Day'. Not sure what to get them? Ask their friends/family members what they think would suit their interests best or take cues from their registry list (if they have one). Above all else though just being present and donating your support should be more than enough.

Have a look at what other people attending have planned in terms of outfits for pointers on how formal or informal attire should ideally be (especially if invited via digital means). If in doubt refer back to whoever organised everything and go from there — chances are they'll know exactly what will fit in best with whatever vibe ‘The Big Day' requires!