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Baptism cards: invitation, keepsake, thank-you

Baptism cards — A baptism invitation on a vertical card, a scallop shell pouring three drops of water drawn at the top, a large clear empty panel left in the middle for the child's name, date and church, and a fine wave rule closing the foot., soft watercolour card design, wet edges, a pale wash pooling at the corners, hand-drawn motif

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Reading 1Invitation
Reading 2Keepsake card
Reading 3Thank-you card

Baptism generates three printables in the same week: the invitation to the church, the keepsake card the godparents sign, and the thank-you sent afterwards. Water, shell and candle are the recurring objects; the name panel stays empty and the verse is exact. These nine cover all three needs in three styles.

  • a christening invitation
  • a godparent keepsake card
  • a thank-you note after the ceremony
  • a baptism guest book insert
  • a family scrapbook page

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each card is drawn at standard invitation-card proportions with an even margin, so it prints clean and fits standard envelopes.
Is the name field left blank so I can fill it in?
Yes — the child's name and date are left empty on purpose, ready for you to add by hand or with your own printer.
What's the difference between the three styles?
Each set treats the same water, shell and candle motifs in a distinct register — line work, painterly, or modern flat design — while keeping the verse exact.
Can I get a version for the godparents specifically?
Yes — the direction field can be pointed at the godparent keepsake card specifically, and the three styles still apply.

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