Christening Invitation Wording

If you have found the perfect christening invitations for your child’s christening then now you need to find the ideal christening invitation wording. Finding the right words to invite your loved ones to your child’s christening is not always easy so we are here to help with sample christening and baptism invitation wording. With examples of traditional and informal christening invitation wording, you are sure to find texts that help you to personalise your invitations. Don’t forget that you can also adapt our christening invitation wording for your child’s first communion!

What to include when writing your christening invitations

The information found on christening invitations is very similar to that of any other invitations and your christening invitation wording will vary based on your style. Standard christening invitations should include the following information:

  • Parent’s names
  • Child’s name
  • Date, time and venue of christening service
  • Details of any festivities to follow
  • Some families opt to include the godparents’ names
  • RSVP information if required

Christening invitation wording ideas

The examples of christening invitation wording below include options in varying styles so that parents can find one that suits their child and the style of the christening. The style of christening invitation wording you choose will depend on the character of your church and the nature of the festivities that will follow your child’s christening service. If your child is being christened in a particularly traditional church, or you are hosting an elegant dinner following the service, then you may prefer to opt for more formal christening invitation wording. Meanwhile, if you church takes a more informal approach to christening celebrations, or you are inviting your friends and family to a relaxed buffet lunch at your house afterwards, then reflect this style by opting for more direct and informal christening invitation wording. You can also choose your wording based on whether you wish the invitations to be addressed from you as parents, or written on behalf of your child.

We are sure that you will find some example christening invitation wording to fit the style of your child’s christening within our examples below, but if not then you can always get in touch with our friendly customer service team, who will be more than happy to help you write your christening or baptism invitations. Our talented proofreaders will also double check your christening invitation wording after you have submitted your order, as part of our complimentary retouching service. They will make sure that the style is cohesive and that there are no spelling mistakes, so rest assured that with Rosemood your invitations are in good hands! You can even order personalised samples of your invitations to try out different wording options.

Writing your formal christening invitations

Here are some wording ideas for your formal christening invitations. The use of full names and the fact that the date is written out in words adds to the overall formal style of these christening invitations.

Mr and Mrs Daniel Harrison

request the honour of your presence

at the christening of their daughter

Amelia

on Saturday, the twenty-third of July

at 10 o'clock in the morning

St Paul's Church, Brighton

Followed by lunch at Stanmer House

 

You are invited to share

in the christening of

Amelia

daughter of Holly and Daniel Harrison,

on Saturday, the twenty-third of July

at 10 o'clock in the morning

St Paul's Church, Brighton

Followed by lunch at Stanmer House

Please join Holly and Daniel Harrison

in celebrating the christening of their daughter Amelia

on Saturday, the twenty-third of July  

at ten o'clock in the morning

St Paul's Church, Brighton

Followed by lunch at Stanmer House

 

 

 

Please join us as our daughter

Amelia

will be christened

on Saturday, the twenty-third of July

at 10 o'clock in the morning

St Paul's Church, Brighton

Followed by lunch at Stanmer House

 

Informal christening invitation wording

If you want to add more personality to your christening invitations and reflect the more relaxed nature of your child's christening celebrations, then you can opt for informal christening invitation wording. You can get creative and even write your invitations as if they are from your child. Here are a few examples of informal christening invitation wording to help you to find the perfect text for your christening or baptism invites.

You're invited to

the christening of

Amelia

Saturday, 23rd July at 10:00 am

St Paul's Church, Brighton

Followed by lunch at Stanmer House

 

Our little angel

Amelia

will be christened

on Saturday, 23rd July at 10:00 am

at St Paul's Church, Brighton

Followed by lunch at Stanmer House

Amelia

invites you to her christening

on Saturday, 23rd July at 10:00 am

at St Paul's Church, Brighton

Followed by lunch at Stanmer House

 

 

I invite you to my christening

on Saturday, 23rd July at 10:00 am

at St Paul's Church, Brighton

Followed by lunch at Stanmer House

I hope that you can be there to help celebrate,

Amelia

Writing your christening thank you cards

Once the celebrations are over for your child's christening, let everyone know how pleased you were that they could share in your child's important religious milestone with our christening thank you cards. Our christening thank you cards are designed to match your christening invitations and some even give you the chance to share a photo from your child's big day. As with all of our stationery, our christening thank you cards can be personalised with the text of your choice, so you can get creative with your thank you messages. Head over to our baby thank you card wording page for some sample wording ideas for your christening thank you cards to help you put your gratitude into words.