Baptism and christening invitations
Baptisms bring together relatives who need church times, reception addresses and parking — all of which are easier to read on a page than in a message thread.
How to send baptism or christening invitations
- Pick an envelope colour and design, or let AI design one from your details.
- Add the date, time and address — guests get one-tap directions and a calendar link.
- Add photos or a short video so the envelope opens onto something personal.
- Share by text, WhatsApp, email or link, then watch RSVPs and head counts arrive.
Baptism or christening invitation wording examples
- “With joy, we invite you to the baptism of our son Elias — Sunday 11am at St. Mary's.”
- “Christening of baby Rose, followed by lunch at ours. Sunday from 10:30.”
- “Please join our family for Mia's naming ceremony, Saturday at 2.”
Tips that get more replies
- List the service time and the reception time separately.
- Add both addresses so guests get directions to each.
- Say whether godparents or guests should arrive early.
- Turn on the shared album for photos from the day.
Questions people ask
Can I include two locations?
Put the ceremony address in the event location and the reception details in the description, both with map links.
Do older relatives find it easy to use?
Yes. There's no account or app — guests tap the link and reply on one screen.
Is Celevee free?
Yes. Unlimited invitations, unlimited guests, RSVPs, AI design and tracking are free during beta, with no card required.
Do guests need an app or account?
No. Guests tap your link, the envelope animates open, and they RSVP with their name and party size.
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