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Generally, when you do a shower, you would put the mother's, or parent's if it is a couple's shower. This is so everyone knows who the shower is for since some people you invite may not be aware of what the baby will be named. If you would like to use the baby's name, you could word the invitation to say, "Jane Smith would like to invite you to a baby shower celebrating the arrival of her baby, Ashley Lynn."
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How do you word a baby shower invitation when the mother to be wants the baby's name on it?
There are many examples that once can use to find the appropriate wording for baby shower invitations. These includes sites such as Storkie, as well as baby shower blogs and forums.
Should the name of anyone contributing to the baby shower be on the invitation to my daughter's shower?
Typically, the name(s) of the hostess(es) is included on a line that reads "Given with love by [names]". If there are too many names to fit on the baby shower invitation, then you can generalize it to "Given with love by friends" or "Given with love by family".
Should both parent's name be included in baby shower invitations?
Both parent's names should be included on a baby shower invitation if the party is a couple's baby shower (sometimes called a coed baby shower). Otherwise, only include the mom's name. For examples of couple's baby shower invites, see related link below.
Should father's name be included in baby shower invitations?
If the shower is a couple's baby shower, then the father's name should be included on the invitation. While not the norm, couple's or coed baby showers are gaining in popularity as today's dads are becoming more involved in raising their children than in past generations. For a couple's baby shower, male and female friends of the couple would be invited to attend. If the baby shower is only for the mother-to-be, then the father's name should not appear on the baby shower invitation. In this case, usually only female friends and relatives of the mommy-to-be would be invited.
How to address shower invitations to a married woman?
The way to address a shower invitation to a married women would be you address them by their full married name. Example: Mrs. Kate Bolton.Another PerspectiveThe best way to address a shower invitation to any woman is to simply use her name. This is the twenty first century. A shower invitation does not need to reflect a woman's marital status.To: Kate Bolton.
Whose name goes on the outside of the wedding invitation envelope?
The Guests
If the groom family pays whose name appears on the invitation?
the bride and the grooms name
What do you put on a baby shower invatation?
You put the name of the young woman who is pregnant; where the baby shower will be held; address and the hostess' phone #.
Who do you address a baby shower gift to?
To the parent(s) of...... (name of baby)
Baby shower invitation ideas?
Mommy, Goodbye Tummy Congratulations to the mommy-to-be You're about to have a cute baby! For the mommy-to-be And her little sweet pea Someone special, sweet, and new Welcome baby, we love you! Bundle of joy, bundle of love A special gift from Heaven above
Whose name goes first on a wedding invitation?
A bride's name should be listed first in the invitation and then the groom's name. This is customary. Her parents names may or may not be used depending on what they prefer.
What to write on an invitation card to a baby shower?
Example of invitation card for baby shower: Jane Doe (that would be you) at (put your address here and phone # as well as email address) is having a baby shower for (put name of the person who is pregnant) on (put the date here and also put the time .. example: at 3 PM to 6 PM) or whatever time you prefer. Then put 'RSVP by (put down a date for 2 weeks before the baby shower so you know how many guests are coming.) This is how it should look when finished: Jane Doe at 0000 Smith Street, San Francisco .... Phone # 000-0000 or email address: JaneDoe@yahoo.com) is having a baby shower for: Mary Smith to be held between the hours of 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. RSVP by January 28th, 2010
