"extend an invite" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you would like to invite someone to an event or gathering. Example: We are planning to have a dinner party and would like to extend an invite to our closest friends.
* Re: Obnoxious Night Out with Wealthy Brother and Wife Matt, Not sure if you have New Year's commitments, but Kelly mentioned that you guys might be free, so I thought I'd extend an invite.
Re: Obnoxious Night Out with Wealthy Brother and Wife Matt, Not sure if you have New Year's commitments, but Kelly mentioned that you guys might be free, so I thought I'd extend an invite.
And perhaps even extend an invite to fellow Wasillan Sarah Palin.
Owen wants to extend an invite to Christina, but Meredith's not having it.
Avoid an awkward situation where you have to be the one accommodating extra folks and only extend an invite to an event where the number of attendees won't matter.
On her SoundCloud page, this classically trained cellist and vocalist extends an invite to "dive into my easily distracted mind".
Postscript: After this article was first published, Indigenous traditional land owners in north Queensland, the Yidindji nation, also extended an invite to DiCaprio.
Fairfield Coach Ed Cooley saw his high-releasing shot first and extended an invite, "Come look at our place, and if you don't like it, you should take a look at UConn down the road".
TechCrunch Disrupt finalist Shwowp announces today that it is opening up its social purchase sharing platform to its 2000-strong waiting list plus extending an invite to the first 500 TechCrunch readers to sign up here.
North Korea extended an invite to Moon Saturday to attend a summit in Pyongyang later this year, potentially the first meeting between the countries' leaders since 2007.
Not only was he offering to help with my job search...he extended an invite to "chat more" about a full time position within their company.
