Christenings
Digital Invitation Template for Your Christening
A digital invitation for a christening keeps the name, the church, the map link and the RSVP on one page. Here is what to include so nobody has to ask
Send The Joy · October 11, 2026 · 3 min read

It is ten days before the christening and your phone will not stop. Where is the church, what time does it start, are we eating afterwards, what should we wear. You answer every message by hand, and half the answers change the next day.
A christening invitation template puts all of that on one page behind a single link: the name, the date, both addresses, the map and the reply form. Pick a design from the collection, try it free and send your digital invitation today.
What a digital invitation template for a christening must include
A christening has two addresses and one deadline, so both addresses go on the page with a map link next to them: tap the church name and the map opens. Get the name, the time, the church and the meal onto the first screen and nobody has to scroll or ask. Use the full name as it appears on the certificate. Guests copy it onto cards and gifts.
- The baby's full name, the date and the time of the ceremony on the cover: 12:00 at St Michael's, readable without a second tap.
- The church address with a map link, and the same for the meal afterwards.
- Dress code and a confirm-by date, with the RSVP form sitting directly under it.
- A cover photo and room for five more; the frames sort themselves out.
Christening digital invitations that update themselves
If the meal moves from 3pm to 4pm, or you change restaurant, edit that scene and the same link shows the new version. You do not resend anything, and nobody has to work out which message was the real one. The confirm-by date and the dress code are fields too: move the deadline from 20 May to 25 May and the page keeps up with you.
Photos and text are the other half of the job. You can upload up to six pictures of your own, mark which one leads the page, and swap any of them after publishing. Every text has its own field: label, names, date, line and place, each with a character counter so nothing overflows, and the preview updates while you type. Add music if you want it. No designer, no file coming back by email.

One link carries the church, the meal, the photos and the replies, and you can still change the time after you send it.
How much a digital invitation for a christening costs
A digital invitation is 29,99 EUR, paid once, with no subscription and nothing to print or post. You share it as a link, a QR code or a message, and guests open it in their browser on whatever they have at hand. Confirmations arrive in one ordered list inside the invitation instead of a thread of replies, and you decide what the form asks. Whether your family calls it a christening or a baptism, the page works the same way. If somebody wants paper, print a handful of copies for the people who will keep them and send the link to everyone else.
Pick a design from the collection and try it free: in test mode you edit the cover without paying, and buying the invitation unlocks every scene. Publish your link today and leave it running. The details, the photos and the replies end up in one place, and you can keep editing after you send it.



