Bridal shower invitations
Bridal Shower Invitations That Track RSVPs For You
Skip the group chat headcount. Send one link, add a registry, and let guests RSVP directly, so the maid of honor or whoever's hosting always knows exactly who's coming.
Start your bridal shower invitationHow to Make a Bridal Shower Invitation Online
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Pick a design
Choose a theme that matches the bride's style, florals, pastels, something bold, whatever fits. Every color, font, and layout choice can be changed later, so nothing here is final.
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Add the details that matter
Date, time, venue, and a note about the theme if there is one (brunch, tea party, a color to wear). Link a registry or wishlist so gift-giving is one less thing anyone has to ask about.
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Build the guest list
Add everyone being invited, each with their own link, and keep it separate from the bride's own guest list for the wedding itself, since a shower list is usually smaller and more curated.
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Send it and watch responses land
Text, email, or share the link directly. Every RSVP, plus any dietary notes or messages, shows up on one dashboard instead of scattered across replies.
What to Write on a Bridal Shower Invitation
A bridal shower invitation is shorter and less formal than the wedding invitation itself. It needs the bride's name, the host's name (if listing one), the date, time, location, and any theme or registry note, that's really it.
Hosted by the maid of honor
Join us for a bridal shower honoring Sarah Johnson! Hosted by her maid of honor, Emily Carter. Saturday, May 9th, at 1:00 PM, The Garden Room. Registry linked below, we can't wait to celebrate with you.
Hosted by family
Please join us in celebrating Sarah as she prepares to say 'I do.' A bridal shower brunch, Saturday, May 9th, 11:00 AM, hosted by the Johnson family at 214 Maple Street. Kindly RSVP by May 1st.
Casual, theme-based
Bridal shower time! Come celebrate Sarah with brunch, mimosas, and a little pampering. Saturday, May 9th at 11 AM, wear your favorite florals. Gifts from her registry, linked below.
How far in advance to send it
Four to six weeks ahead is the usual window, enough time for out-of-town guests to plan around it without it getting lost among other invitations closer to the wedding itself. If the shower is happening far from where most guests live, or close to a holiday, sending closer to eight weeks out gives people more room to make travel plans.
Since this is a digital invitation, there's no printing lead time to account for, the link can go out the moment the date and venue are locked in, and details like the venue or time can still be updated afterward if anything changes.
Common questions
Yes. Add a link to any registry or wishlist and it appears on the invitation for guests to click through, no need to mention it separately.
Yes, they're two completely separate invitations with their own guest lists, which is usually how it works anyway since a shower guest list is typically smaller and more specific than the full wedding list.
Yes. Turn on dietary or allergy fields in the RSVP section and they'll show up on the form automatically.
Yes, publishing a bridal shower invitation is free. A one-time upgrade adds a private, password-protected link for hosts who don't want the details publicly indexable.
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