Baby shower
Invites for baby showers, godh bharai, gender reveals and naming ceremonies. Change the names and date yourself.
Baby shower invitations: what to know
These invites cover baby showers, sprinkles, gender reveals and godh bharai, plus naming ceremonies and other celebrations after the birth.
Printed, digital or video
A digital invite is the easiest way to reach family in other cities. Printed cards suit elders and guests you'll visit in person. A video invite is a short clip with music, made to be watched on a phone. The product page says which kind each design is.
How editing works
The product page names the app you need and what you can change. Add the parents' names, the date and the venue, then save the file to print or send.
What to write
- The name of the mother-to-be, or both parents
- Who is hosting
- The date, time and venue, with a map link on digital invites
- A gift registry or a "no gifts" note, if you want one
- How to reply, and by when
For a naming ceremony, add the baby's name only if the family wants to share it before the day.
When to send them
A common habit is to send baby shower invites 3 to 4 weeks before. Many showers and godh bharai functions are held a month or two before the due date, so plan the date with the mother's comfort first.
Questions
Can I keep the baby's gender a surprise on a gender reveal invite?
Yes. The wording is yours to change, so you can leave it out.
Can I change the colors from pink or blue?
The product page lists what you can change in each design, including colors where that's possible.