Baby Shower Party Invitation

I am in my 8th month of pregnancy now so my grandmother decided to throw me a baby shower. Well, the only day available is on her 66th birthday. Many of our family and friends who we don't see very often are going to be there, so my aunt and I decided to make it a surprise birthday party for her as well as a baby shower for me. How should I word the insert into the baby shower invitations????????

Just slip a little note into each invitation that says something like "Shh! Don't tell Nana, but we also want to help her celebrate her 66th Birthday during the celebration welcoming the new baby. Remember, it's a surprise!" You might also have everyone bring one flower and you can make her a beautiful bouquet that she can take home.

2009-10-16 07:45:27 by ibeluvinmywife

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Can anyone tell me where to find some good ideas for the wording in a baby shower invitation. The shower will be after I have the baby, so it will be a mix of a baby shower and a meet the baby party. Thank you for your help.

You could do a "Star Is Born" theme and send invitations to The First Official Meeting Of The (Baby's Name) Fan Club. Add that there will be a personal appearance by "The Star" (no autographs, please), You can do a lot of cool and silly stuff with it. Something similar was done for my son and it was a lot of fun.

2007-12-12 12:51:14 by India

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I need help wording the invitations.
My friend is 4 1/2 months pregnant, but I am giving her baby shower in two weeks because she is moving. We are having a spaghetti lunch.

I was thinking of "Please join us for a spaghetti luncheon to ......"

Thanks!

A Baby's Growing!

In celebration we will be having spaghetti lunch & baby shower on (insert date and time here) for (insert friend's name here) and baby. Please join us in celebrating this growing miracle.

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A friend is hosting a co-ed baby shower for us soon. We live well out-of-state from most relatives, but have many friends in the area (male, female, and couples) that we'd like to invite to what is essentially a party to celebrate the upcoming birth. This is our first child, so obviously gifts are very welcome, but not necessary. Is it poor form to send invitations (with registry info) to those who we know won't make it? Many are relatives and friends that may want to send gifts anyway, but I don't want to appear like we're just fishing for gifts. Relatives (that won't make it) include aunts/uncles, a few cousins, etc. Friends (that won't make it) are people we'd invite and want there if they lived in our area. Do I send only to those in the area, and wait for the others to inquire about sending a gift? Or, do I send to everyone regardless and risk letting them think I'm just soliciting gifts? Any other suggestions?
We know they won't attend because we live several states away (2-day drive) from our immediate family and other relatives. We don't want to exclude them from this event, but their being there is highly unlikely. I like the idea of a pre-birth announcement, though - thanks!
Just responding to "women only" thing - my husband DOES want to be there (he'll be there for everything else- why not this?). We both have guy and girl friends who want to celebrate, and the host is not planning any silly or girly games. Just a party for us - the couple and parents-to-be! None of the guy friends we've mentioned it to seemed at all put off by the idea. Welcome to the 21st century!

Send the invites....but NOT the registry info. Your relatives will contact your mom if they want to know this. It would be in really poor taste and would really, really look like you were begging for a gift. They will send one, probably, but they will send what they want to send. That is okay...not everyone has to get things off the registry. They may wait until after baby is born, as well.....still very much okay!!

Including registry info in the shower invite is not in great taste because people will ultimately get you what they want to get you. If they need to know where you are registered....they know to call the hostess whose number is listed as the RSVP.

Hope that helped!!

2007-04-23 04:03:25 by danceadvantage

want to know how to word the invitations to let the men and women both know its a co-ed men and women baby party and not a traditional shower there will be no silly games just barbecue lots of friends and family and gifts. I need to know how to word it or what to call it on the invitations please dont just say co-ed or something simple like that i am looking phases or just good way of making sure the guest will no that its men and woman

When you send them out, address them to Mr. & Mrs. Smith, or John and Jane...

2009-03-28 15:13:37 by Crystal W