Christening invitations — gentle digital invitations with a one-tap reply
A christening is a quiet family celebration. The invitation says when the church is, where you continue and by when to reply. A digital one collects the replies and the number of children without you calling everyone.
Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.
Cards for a christening
7 cards from the catalogue, each in several colours. Open one — it shows exactly as your guest will see it.
Why a digital invitation
- Two places in one invitation: the church and the restaurant, each with a map and directions.
- Guests say how many children they are bringing, so you know how many children's menus to order.
- Grandparents open it on the phone with no set-up at all. If someone has no internet, you send the link and tell them the date in person.
Every guest reads the invitation in their own language — you pick it for each one.
Sample wording
We are delighted to invite you to the christening of our daughter Olivia. Sunday 7 June, 11 am, St Nicholas' Church, then at The Sea Breeze restaurant. Godparents: Sophie and Tom. Please reply by 25 May.
Frequently asked questions
When is a christening invitation sent?
Three to four weeks before the date. If it falls on a holiday weekend in high summer, earlier.
Should we name the godparents in the invitation?
It is customary but not required. If you do, they go on a separate line under the child's name.
Can we ask about children?
Yes. The invitation has a field for companions and children, and the dashboard shows the total.
More on the subject
Christening invitation wording — what to write and when to send itWhat a christening invitation should contain, four ready-made texts, and answers to the questions parents ask most often.Other occasions
Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.