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Alex

Forty, flirty, and thriving.

Alex

Saturday, October 16th, 2027

Osteria Bruno · Chicago, Illinois

The story so far

How we got here

Alex spent his thirties collecting stamps in his passport and friends in every time zone. For forty, he wants them all in one room.

One night, one long dinner table, zero speeches about getting old (enforced). Come hungry — the stories are the main course.

Party night

Schedule

7:00 PM

Cocktails

The “Alex at 40” — bourbon, honey, and poor decisions. Mocktail version available.

8:00 PM

Family-style dinner

Osteria Bruno's full spread. Dietary quirks already handled — just tell us in your RSVP.

10:30 PM

Dancing

A DJ, a dance floor, and a playlist four decades in the making.

Photos

Good times

The birthday table, candlelit
The birthday table, candlelit
The dance floor, later
The dance floor, later

Guests upload their photos straight from their phones — they appear here after the host approves them.

Good to know

Details

Getting there

Osteria Bruno, West Loop. Valet from 6:30 PM; the Blue Line's Grand stop is two blocks away.

Dress code

Cocktail attire. Velvet strongly encouraged.

Gifts

No gifts — just bring your best Alex story. There will be a microphone. You've been warned.

Decades

Stories through the decades

On a live page, guests pick a chapter of the birthday star's life and share a favorite memory — no account needed. The host approves each one before it appears.

The early years

“Alex sold tickets to his own magic shows in our garage. Admission was a quarter, applause was mandatory, and the rabbit was stuffed. He has not changed.”

— Dana

Childhood

“Bottom of the ninth, summer league, two outs — Alex struck out looking. He still bought the whole team ice cream on the walk home like we'd won the pennant.”

— Marcus

Teen years

“His first car had a tape deck, a missing hubcap, and no reverse. We drove it to every away game anyway. Somehow we always made it home.”

— Jonah

Twenties

“He went abroad 'for one semester' and came back fluent in three new ways to order coffee, wearing the same sneakers he left in. Worth it, he said. He was right.”

— Sam

Thirties

“Lisbon was supposed to be a long weekend. It became three weeks, four new lifelong friends, and a sunrise ferry ride none of us will shut up about. Classic Alex.”

— Elena

Sample memories — the stories above are just for show. On a live page these are real memories from real guests, shown after the host approves them.

You're invited

Will you be there?

Kindly respond by October 1st, 2027. Go ahead — try it, this one's a demo.

Dinner choice

No account needed — that's the whole idea.

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