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Christening Invitation Wording

Find heartfelt wording for your child's christening or baptism invitation, from traditional church ceremonies to modern celebrations.

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Traditional Church Christening

Classic wording for a christening or baptism held in a church, chapel, or place of worship followed by a reception or gathering.

FormalCatholic or Anglican christening with a reception to follow

Traditional Church Ceremony

With hearts full of gratitude, Michael and Sarah Thompson joyfully invite you to the christening of their daughter Olivia Grace Thompson Saturday, 22 March 2026 at 11 o'clock in the morning St. Mary's Catholic Church 42 Church Street, Paddington Celebration lunch to follow at The Thompson Family Home 15 Elm Avenue, Paddington Please RSVP by 8 March

Include both the church venue and the reception venue when they are different locations. Mention the full date and time for the ceremony.

CasualA welcoming ceremony with an informal gathering afterwards

Relaxed Christening Celebration

Please join us as we christen our little one Noah James Wilson Saturday, 15 March 2026 · 10:30 AM St. Andrew's Community Church Richmond, Melbourne Morning tea to follow in the church hall We would love to have you there. Please let us know by 1 March Emma: 0412 345 678
ModernModern christening with a brunch celebration

Contemporary Blessing

We are overjoyed to invite you to witness the christening of Isla Rose Bennett daughter of James and Charlotte Bennett 29 March 2026 · 11:00 AM All Saints Chapel, Surry Hills Brunch celebration to follow at The Grounds of Alexandria Kindly RSVP to Charlotte charlotte.bennett@email.com

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Godparent Announcement

Wording that highlights the role of godparents in the christening ceremony, often used when the godparents are a central part of the celebration.

FormalChristening where the godparents are formally announced

Honouring the Godparents

Daniel and Rebecca Harris request the pleasure of your company at the christening of their son Liam Alexander Harris with his godparents Thomas Mitchell and Laura Chen Saturday, 5 April 2026 · 2:00 PM Holy Trinity Anglican Church Woollahra, Sydney Afternoon tea to follow at The Harris Family Home
Casual

Welcoming the Godparents

Our little Mia is getting christened! Join us as she is welcomed into the faith with her wonderful godparents Sophie and Ben by her side Sunday, 12 April 2026 · 10:00 AM St. Patrick's Church, Manly Light lunch to follow RSVP to Jessica: 0423 456 789

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Non-Denominational or Naming Ceremony

Wording for families who prefer a non-religious naming ceremony or a spiritual celebration without a specific denomination.

ModernA non-religious celebration of a child's name and family

Naming Ceremony

With love and joy, we invite you to celebrate the naming of Hugo William Parker Join us as we welcome him into our family and community with a special naming ceremony Saturday, 19 April 2026 · 3:00 PM Botanic Gardens Pavilion Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney Afternoon tea and celebration to follow RSVP to Anna and David anna.parker@email.com
Casual

Backyard Blessing

You are warmly invited to a special celebration for our little one Ruby Mae Cooper Join us for a relaxed afternoon as we celebrate her arrival and give thanks for her place in our lives Sunday, 26 April 2026 · 2:00 PM The Cooper Family Home 23 Banksia Drive, Cronulla BBQ and refreshments provided RSVP by 12 April to Mark: 0434 567 890

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Tips for Writing Christening Invitations

Start by considering the tone of your ceremony. A traditional church christening calls for formal language with the full names of the child and parents. A relaxed naming ceremony at home suits a warmer, conversational style. Let the wording reflect the spirit of your celebration.

Always include the essential details: the child's full name, the date and time, the ceremony venue, and any reception or gathering information. If the reception is at a different location, list both addresses clearly. Include RSVP details with a deadline at least two weeks before the event.

If godparents are part of the ceremony, consider mentioning them by name in the invitation. This honours their role and lets guests know who has been chosen. For non-denominational celebrations, use language like "naming ceremony" or "celebration" instead of "christening" or "baptism" to match the tone of your event.

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