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Baby Shower Invitation Wording & Etiquette

Beautiful invitation wording examples and etiquette tips for every type of baby shower celebration. From co-ed to virtual, find the perfect words for your invitations.

By BabyWelcome TeamUpdated 2025-09-13

Invitation Wording Examples

The perfect invitation sets the tone for your baby shower celebration. Whether you're planning a traditional shower, co-ed celebration, or virtual event, our wording examples and etiquette tips will help you create beautiful invitations that your guests will love.

Co-ed Baby Shower Wording
Popular

Co-ed Baby Shower Wording

Co-ed

Perfect wording examples for co-ed celebrations that include both parents and all guests.

Baby Sprinkle Invitations
Elegant

Baby Sprinkle Invitations

Sprinkle

Elegant wording for baby sprinkles - smaller celebrations for second or subsequent babies.

Virtual Baby Shower Invitations
Modern

Virtual Baby Shower Invitations

Virtual

Modern wording and etiquette for virtual celebrations with Zoom and online gift registries.

Gender Reveal Invitation Wording
Exciting

Gender Reveal Invitation Wording

Reveal

Exciting wording for gender reveal baby showers with surprise elements and anticipation.

Rhyming Baby Shower Invitations
Cute

Rhyming Baby Shower Invitations

Rhyming

Cute and playful rhyming invitations that add charm and personality to your celebration.

Formal Baby Shower Etiquette
Formal

Formal Baby Shower Etiquette

Etiquette

Proper etiquette and formal wording for traditional, elegant baby shower celebrations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I send baby shower invitations?
Send invitations 4-6 weeks before the shower date. This gives guests time to RSVP and plan their schedules, especially for out-of-town guests.
What information should I include on the invitation?
Include the date, time, location, host contact information, RSVP deadline, gift registry details, and any special instructions (like virtual links or dress code).
Should I include the baby's gender on the invitation?
Only include the gender if the parents have announced it publicly. For surprise gender reveals, keep it neutral or add a "gender reveal" note.
How do I handle RSVPs for a virtual baby shower?
Include clear RSVP instructions with the virtual meeting link, time zone information, and any pre-shower activities like gift opening or games.
Can I ask for specific gifts on the invitation?
It's better to include registry information rather than specific gift requests. You can mention "gifts appreciated but not required" to be inclusive.

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