
It has long been traditional in many faiths to have a newborn child named and baptised soon after birth. This ceremony often referred to as the christening of a child is a very special event that many friends and family members will want to attend.
If you need christening invites, you can find inspiration here.
Getting Inspirational Ideas
Looking through your mothers scrap book or album; you are bound to see yours and your siblings christening invites. They are probably white with scalloped and lacy edges, gold print, and very elegant looking. Maybe they have a bow in the corner, and a baby angel in the centre or an embellished cross somewhere on the invitation. These styles were popular when you were born.
This type of invitation is still popular amongst many people. They prefer the white because it stands for purity. Younger parents are opting for different designs today. Using pastels, muted tones of vibrant colours, photographs and other embellishments, the designs of today are quite different from your childhood.
Many of the invites designed today are using different shades of violet, muted orange trims and borders, sea greens, different hues of grey and pink or blue and mixtures of blues and greens together. Peaceful doves, simple crosses, floral or woodland backgrounds encircling a picture of your infant asleep are gaining popularity.
Polka dots, stripes, and yellow borders make a card cheery and bright, yet still proper as a christening invite. A lacy pastel or rainbow coloured border is also big in decorating a christening invitation. Even basic dark grey, dark blue or dark green with white print are making impressions on many guests for these occasions.
Scrollwork and calligraphy styled lettering are great with any colour, style or design that you choose and give your christening invitation an elegant look. Large, block lettering draws attention to the card giving it a bolder style than those of the past.
DIY Inspiration
Many people like to decorate their own invitations, adding those personal touches that make it elegant, beautiful, and unique. You can find DIY sections on the internet at almost any site that specialises in creating all types of invites. Choose a style, colour, or background, placement of text and wording and gather your supplies while you wait on delivery.
You can choose from pastel blues, pinks, mauves, lavenders, sea greens, beiges, and yellows or choose the darker bolder colours like royal blue, hunter green or dark rose and purple. Take a picture of your baby that can be copied without taking away from the quality and gather your trims and embellishments as you wait for those cards in the mail.
Just a sprinkling of glitter dust, a properly placed bow or ribbon border, or that gold braid will give your DIY christening invitation an elegant and beautiful design.
Your guests will appreciate the inspiration that moved you to create such unique and collectible worthy christening invitations to help them celebrate that special day in your baby’s life.
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