Baby Baptism Invitations: Why You Need to Start Planning NOW!

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This post is sponsored by Basic Invites. All opinions and views are my own.

Have Your Baby Baptisms or First Communions been put off?

If you live here in the United States or anywhere where the coronavirus has affected public Mass in the Catholic Church for about 2 months, you know there are celebrations that haven’t happened as well.

It is customary for many churches to administer the First Communion to its 2nd graders sometime in April and May. And while Baptisms are allowed and have been getting creative, no large gathering to celebrate a child’s entrance into the church have been allowed.

I am predicting that these vital and important sacraments will not be put off forever. And when these baby baptisms and First Communions are re-scheduled, are you going to have the perfect invitation to send out?

Enter Basic Invite!

I will admit that I like to do things a certain way. I have used one or two design and card-making softwares for just about everything that I need an invite or pictures for. And I love them.

But I am super picky about how I want my design to look. If I get all the elements down except one and can’t change it, I will abandon that design and start over. That’s just how I am. It’s what you get when you pair creative and perfectionist.

Well, if you are like me, there could be a solution for this.

Enter Basic Invite. This invitation and announcement company is incredible with its true customizations. And they could be just what you need for your baby baptism invitations or First Communion Invitations.

Let me outline a few of their impressive qualities:

1. They have unlimited color combinations (well, over 180 colors, but that’s still a ton)! Woohoo! That is a dream come true for a girl like me who loves to customize to their heart’s content! All the smallest details can be exactly how you want them!
2. Did I mention colors? They also have over 40 different envelope colors! Holy Cow, I am going to be designing for a while.
3. Visual Person? That’s me, too. You can order a real printed sample before ordering so you can have them look and feel just like you imagined.
4. This is my favorite. You know when you get charged extra to put in addresses that are already printed? Ugh…well, Basic Invite offers free address collection service by sharing the process to your email list or social media for them to fill out.

So, these are all great reasons to check out Basic Invite for your invite and announcement needs. But let me show you the best part…the actual designs, how to find them, and how to customize!

Baby Baptism Invitations

Aren’t these the most adorable things ever? I love simple, yet elegant invitations for any even, especially a baby baptism!

SHOP BABY BAPTISM INVITATIONS

First Communion Invitations

First Communion is a super important time, and invitations from Basic Invite can help gather those most dear for a special occasion.

SHOP COMMUNION INVITATIONS

HOW EASY BASIC INVITE MAKES BABY BAPTISM AND FIRST COMMUNION INVITATIONS – 5 STEPS

The perfect baby baptism invitations and first communion invitations

So, since you are probably going to be planning one or both of these soon, you may as well get a head start on how exactly you want these invitations to look!

I love Basic Invite’s many options in colors and added customizations! The invitations are adorable, well-designed, and affordable. The more you purchase, the more you save, as it usually goes with bulk pricing (either way, it is pretty affordable for a great full-package invite!)

You can find specific cards here, or just go to Basic Invite if you have time to browse yourself.

Baby Baptism Invitations

Communion Invitations

Happy designing!

This post was sponsored by Basic Invite. All opinions and views in this post are mine.

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