A little one. A very warm welcome.

Storybook artwork, thoughtful details and a place for everyone to reply. A baby shower invitation made for your growing story.

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You are warmly invitedA little one for JordanA celebration with our favourite people
Baby shower20March 20, 2027The Glasshouse

Tender without a template full of assumptions

Start with baby shower artwork and a palette you love. Keep the wording gender-neutral, celebrate the parent or parents by name, and leave out any detail you are not ready to share. Photographs are optional; an illustrated invitation can tell the whole story.

Make hosting feel simpler

Put the host, venue, date and reply deadline in plain sight. Add parking instructions, the end time and a short note about the kind of gathering you are planning.

  • Say whether partners and children are invited.
  • Give guests one way to ask the host a question.
  • Include gift or registry information only if you want to share it.

A celebration, in a few lovely chapters

Create a relaxed schedule for arrival, food and activities. Use photographs or a short letter to make the invitation personal. Share only family details everyone involved is comfortable making available through the invitation link.

Keep the headcount in one place

Collect replies and dietary notes through the invitation. The host can review the responses in Studio and make arrangements without searching through group chats. All design features are included on every plan.

A few helpful details.

Do I need a baby photograph or a due date?

No. Use the included artwork and the shower date. A due date, ultrasound image or baby name is entirely optional.

Can I organise it for someone else?

Yes. The host can create the invitation in their own account. Agree on names, photos and wording with the family before publishing.

Before you send itA practical guide for your celebration

Make it personal.

Start editing without an account. Sign in to save your draft, then publish when you’re ready.

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