Christening

Christening e-invitations

With a newborn at home there is no time for printers and post. We prepare your christening invitation and you send it to the family as a single link from your phone.

Example e-invitation — Christening

A christening is usually planned a few weeks after the birth, when parents have the least free time. That is where a digital invitation really helps: send us your baby's name, the date, the church and the reception venue, and we take care of the rest. With express delivery the page can be ready in as little as 72 hours.

The invitation can include your baby's first photo, the godparents' names, the service time, the reception address with a map and an RSVP. We keep the design in soft pastels, white and gold — or in any colours you choose.

What the invitation can include

Fast turnaround

Normally 7–14 days, and when time is short — a faster option or express delivery within 72 hours.

All from your phone

Send materials by email, approve the design on your phone and share the link with family on WhatsApp or by text.

Godparents and schedule

Godparents' names, the service time and the reception plan presented clearly, without digging through messages.

RSVP

The guest list arrives by email, so you know right away how many seats to book.

How much does it cost?

Every e-invitation starts at 200 PLN. That covers your own website under a unique link, a domain for the first year, a countdown, a schedule, music and animations. Extras such as RSVP or a map are chosen in the calculator.

Frequently asked questions

When should christening invitations be sent?

Usually 3–4 weeks before the ceremony. Agree the date with the parish and the godparents first, then send the link to guests.

How quickly can you prepare a christening invitation?

Normally 7–14 working days from receiving the materials. If the date is close, choose the faster option (4–6 days) or express delivery (up to 72 hours) in the price calculator.

What do we need to send for a christening invitation?

Your baby's name, the date and time of the service, the church name and address, the reception venue and — if you like — a photo of your baby and the godparents' names. We will ask about anything else.

Let's design your invitation

Tell us the occasion and the date — we'll reply with a quote and a design proposal.