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Baby shower invitations
Invite friends and family to a baby shower, a sprinkle or a gender reveal with a free online invitation. Each guest replies from a personal link, brings a plus-one if you allow it and notes any dietary needs.
Everything guests need
Baby shower invitation templates
Gentle colours and calm lettering for welcoming a little one. Choose a design and add the details. Open any card for the full preview.
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A baby shower is usually planned by someone other than the guest of honour: a sister, a best friend, a mother or a group of colleagues. That host needs an answer from every guest, and soon, because the food, the favours and the seating all depend on the number. A digital baby shower invitation puts the date, the place and the theme on one page and lets each guest reply in a few taps.
Choose a soft, grown-up design rather than a cartoon one, add the parents’ names and send each guest a personal link. You see who is attending, who might and who cannot make it, with any dietary need beside the name. It is free for the host and for the guests.
Create your free invitationBefore and after the baby arrives
An afternoon with family and friends, usually four to eight weeks before the due date. Name the host and the parents-to-be on the invitation.
When both parents and all their friends are invited, allow a plus-one so partners can come along.
A smaller party for a second or third child, with a shorter guest list and a lighter tone.
Keep the secret out of the wording, and put the reveal itself in the programme so nobody arrives late for it.
A relaxed open house after the birth, when friends meet the baby. Give a time window instead of a fixed start.
For a colleague, or for family spread across the country. Write the meeting details in your welcome message.
Timing
Settle the date with the parents-to-be first. Tell out-of-town guests as soon as it is fixed so they can plan travel.
The usual window for a baby shower. Three weeks is fine for a sprinkle or an office shower.
Close replies in time to order the cake, the food and the favours. Guests can change their answer until the deadline.
Open your guest list, see who has not answered and message those guests yourself.
Digital or printed
Printed shower invitations make a sweet keepsake for the baby book. A digital invitation does the organising. Many hosts print one copy for the parents and send everyone else a link.
| Digital invitation | Printed invitation | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free on Reponelle | Printing, envelopes and stamps for every guest |
| Delivery | At once, by text, email or WhatsApp | Several days by mail, and you need every address |
| RSVPs | Replies collect in one guest list | Texts and calls to the host, counted by hand |
| Changes | Edit once; every guest link shows it | Call or message every guest |
| Details | Programme, map link, dress code, countdown and add-to-calendar | What fits on the card |
| Keepsake | A link the parents can open again | A card for the baby book |
Questions
Yes. The designs, the animated opening, personal guest links and the RSVP list are all free, with no paid package and no payment details.
Four to six weeks before the shower, which itself is usually held four to eight weeks before the due date. Give guests who travel a little longer.
Once the shower invitation is ready, create a personal link for each guest in your account. Copy the link and paste it into a text, an email or any chat, or tap the Share on WhatsApp button next to it to open WhatsApp with the message already written. Guests reply on the invitation itself, and every reply arrives in your account.
Traditionally the host: a relative, a close friend or a group of friends. The host signs in, creates the invitation and sees the replies, and can tell the parents-to-be who is coming whenever they ask.
In your welcome message. One short line is enough: where the gift list can be found, a request for books instead of cards, or a simple “your presence is the present”.
You decide whether the invitation offers a plus-one; each guest may bring one person at most. For families, send one link per household and ask them to write in the note how many are coming.
Yes. The invitation is not listed anywhere and guests reach it from the links you share, so send links only to the guests and say in the welcome message that it is a surprise.
No. Guests open their link in any browser and reply without an account. They can also add the shower to their calendar from the invitation.
A clear guest journey
One mobile-first page holds the details your guests actually need.
No account, no app and no uncertainty about whether the RSVP arrived.
Confirmations, updates and calendar details stay within reach.