{"id":7768,"date":"2020-08-12T00:45:15","date_gmt":"2020-08-12T05:45:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.greenvelope.com\/blog\/?p=7768"},"modified":"2026-04-14T19:58:09","modified_gmt":"2026-04-15T00:58:09","slug":"baptism-invitation","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.greenvelope.com\/blog\/baptism-invitation","title":{"rendered":"Tips for Writing a Baptism Invitation, Plus 9 Designs You\u2019ll Love"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nWelcoming a new child into the church is a joyous occasion. You’ve set the date, started dreaming up the decor, and settled on the final guest list. Next, you need to invite your friends and loved ones to the special day. When it’s time to celebrate your baby’s baptism, there are hundreds of stunning baptism invitation designs<\/a> to choose from. Each of our designs comes with an animated envelope opening, customizable colors and fonts, and built-in RSVP tracking, so you can create a meaningful invitation and manage your guest list all in one place.
\nFor many parents, figuring out the right wording for your digital invitations<\/a> can be hard. We’ve created this handy guide to help you write a beautiful baptism invitation. You’ll learn what words to use and what information to include on the invite. Plus, you’ll find baptism invitation designs for every type of christening.
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Baptism Invitation Wording<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\nWhen it comes to writing your invitation, word choice is important. The words you use to invite friends to a birthday party will be very different from the words you use to invite colleagues to a baptism. For baptism invitations<\/a>, using religious icons and themes is a great way to celebrate your child joining the church.
\nReferences to heaven and Christ’s family are right at home on these types of invitations. You can personalize your baptism invite by choosing a special bible verse or poem about baptism such as Isaiah 51:16<\/a>, which says “I have held thee in the palm of my hand.” Another popular verse is Mark 10:16<\/a>, “And He took the children in His arms, put His hands on them and blessed them.” Additionally, words like “joyous”, “lovingly”, and “precious gift” infuse the spirit of the event into your invitation.
\nWhen writing a baptism invite, include who is hosting the event. In most cases, this will be the parents, but sometimes it will also include grandparents and godparents. Start the invite by addressing who is inviting the guests. Here are some examples:<\/p>\n