Baby shower e-vites
Baby Shower Invitations, With Your Registry Built Right In
Design an invitation, add your registry links, and share one link that does all of it: the invite, the RSVP, and where to find the gift, without three separate messages.
Start your baby shower invitationHow the Baby Shower Invitation Maker Works
1
Choose a design
Soft, neutral themes work well if you're not sharing the gender, or pick something more specific if you are. Every theme is fully editable afterward.
2
Add the shower details
Date, time, location, and a welcome message from the host. Add photos if it's helpful: a maternity photo, a nursery preview, whatever fits.
3
Add your registry links
The registry section holds multiple store links (Amazon, Target, wherever you're registered) plus one separate, more prominent link if you're also collecting contributions for something specific, like a nursery fund.
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Share and track RSVPs
One link works everywhere. Guests RSVP directly, and you'll see responses, plus a guest count, on your dashboard as they come in.
What to Write on a Baby Shower Invitation
Baby shower wording usually names the host (often not the parents-to-be themselves, traditionally), the guest of honor, and, if relevant, whether it's a reveal, a specific theme, or has a registry attached.
Hosted by a friend or family member
Please join us in celebrating Sarah as she prepares to welcome her baby girl! Saturday, June 14th, 2:00 PM, at 12 Garden Lane. Hosted with love by Jamie and the family. Kindly RSVP by June 7th.
Gender-neutral / not sharing the gender
Sarah and John are expecting! Join us for an afternoon of celebration ahead of their baby's arrival. Saturday, June 14th, 2:00 PM, at The Garden Room. Registry details on the invitation. We can't wait to celebrate with you.
Casual, close friends
Baby shower time! Come celebrate Sarah and the tiny human joining us this summer. Saturday, June 14th, starting at 2 PM. Food, games, and good company. RSVP so we know numbers.
A note on registry etiquette
It's traditionally considered a little more polite for registry information to come from the host rather than the parents-to-be directly, which is part of why keeping it as a clearly separate section on the invitation (rather than folded into the main wording) tends to feel more natural than having the expecting parents themselves announce where to buy them gifts.
If you're registered in more than one place, listing two or three clearly labeled links is easier for guests to navigate than a single generic "our registry" link. They can go straight to wherever they already shop.
Common questions
Yes. The registry section supports multiple named links (e.g. separate Amazon and Target registries), plus one additional, more prominent link for something like a nursery fund contribution.
No. It's a link out to wherever you're already collecting contributions (PayPal.me, Venmo, GoFundMe, etc.), not a payment processor built into the invitation itself.
Yes, with the private upgrade. Useful if you'd rather the shower details and your home address weren't publicly discoverable.
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Start your baby shower invitationAlso see: Wedding invitation maker · Birthday party invites · Gender reveal invitations