NAMING CEREMONIES · YOUR PEOPLE, TOGETHER
Naming ceremonies start with your favourite people.
Join our family as we celebrate River’s name and welcome our little one with love. Choose a matching invitation design, make the wording your own, and share your link by text, WhatsApp, or email. Guests can reply in their browser, and you can review attendance and custom answers in your guest list.
Create your naming ceremony invitationFree forever essentials. Guests RSVP without an account.
A LITTLE INSPIRATION, READY TO MAKE YOURS
Start with a template. Or design it your way.
Start with a design you love, then add your names, dates, and all the details that make it yours.
A name, a welcome, a lifetime of love
Welcome, little River
We'd love to celebrate with you
A woven cradle, tender olive branches, and a quiet golden welcome.
Preview designA small name, a world of love
Welcome, little River
We'd love to celebrate with you
A rose-toned cradle, gently curved rockers, and a tiny keepsake ribbon.
Preview designA small name, a world of love
Welcome, little River
We'd love to celebrate with you
A tiny sleeping bird sheltered beneath one arching rose-colored leaf, stitched thread contours and restrained satin stitch fills, rosewood, oatmeal and ochre threads, delicate welcome ritual, no fabric background.
Preview designMORE ROOM TO ENJOY THE MOMENT
A little less organising. A little more celebrating.
A name, a welcome, a lifetime of love
Start with the A Name to Cherish design, then personalise the colours, fonts, photo, and welcome for your gathering.
Ceremony and family customs
Describe your ceremony, who is hosting, and any customs guests may want to know about before arriving.
Replies in one place
Collect attendance, party sizes, and answers to your RSVP questions. Review guest details before confirming food, seats, and activities.
THE DETAILS THAT MAKE EVERYONE FEEL WELCOME
What to include in your invitation.
A personal welcome
Join our family as we celebrate River’s name and welcome our little one with love. Replace the sample title with your names or the name of your gathering.
Ceremony and family customs
Describe your ceremony, who is hosting, and any customs guests may want to know about before arriving.
Time, place, and replies
Include the full date, arrival time, address, host contact, and an RSVP deadline. Explain whether partners or children are invited.
A FEW WORDS TO GET YOU STARTED
Naming ceremonies invitation wording.
Use these examples as a starting point. Swap in your names, dates, and the details that make the celebration yours.
A warm invitation
Join our family as we celebrate River’s name and welcome our little one with love. You will find the time and place below. Please let us know if you can join us.
A short message to share
Welcome, little River! Join our family as we celebrate River’s name and welcome our little one with love. Open our invitation for the details and send your RSVP there.
THOUGHTFUL QUESTIONS. USEFUL ANSWERS.
RSVPs that help you prepare.
Describe the traditions your family follows rather than assuming a shared ceremony format.
Learn how to add RSVP questions ↗- Will you attend the ceremony and the gathering afterwards?
- How many people are joining your party?
- Is there anything the host can do to make your visit more comfortable?
Choose text, single-select, or multi-select answers. You can make questions optional and review responses in each guest’s details.
Explore guest management ↗FROM YOUR IDEA TO THEIR FIRST YES
Make it yours. Then bring them together.
1. Create your invitation
Add your celebration’s name, date, and location. Choose colours and fonts, upload a photo, and write a personal welcome.
2. Share your event link
Send the page by WhatsApp, text, or email. Guests see your invitation in their browser and can RSVP without an account.
3. Gather your replies
Review attendance, party sizes, and custom answers in your guest list. Save any changes to the page and let guests know about important updates.
BEFORE YOU SEND THE INVITATIONS
A few good-to-knows about naming ceremonies.
Is there a design for a naming ceremony?
- Yes. Choose Naming ceremonies in the design picker and select A Name to Cherish. You can change the colours, fonts, photo, and wording to suit your gathering.
What details should I include for a naming ceremony?
- Describe your ceremony, who is hosting, and any customs guests may want to know about before arriving. Describe the traditions your family follows rather than assuming a shared ceremony format.
Do guests need an account to reply?
- No. Guests open your invitation link in their browser and submit an RSVP without an account or app. You can review their replies and custom answers in your guest list.
Before you share your invitation.
Find wording, sharing tips, and invitation comparisons for your celebration.
EVERY CHAPTER HAS ITS MOMENT
More reasons to bring your people together.
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A beautiful celebration starts with your invitation.
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