How Do You Word A Baby Shower Invitation To Invite Men & Children?
It used to be that baby showers were strictly women-only affairs, with men and children banished from the occasion, but in today’s ever-changing environment, more families are demanding to participate in what is rightfully their role in the baby process. Excluding men and children from showers is fast on the decline. Wording a baby shower invitation so men and children know they’re welcome isn’t hard. Make it clear that the invitation is addressed to the entire family, not just the woman. Address the envelope to the entire family (for example, The Smith Family, instead of just Ms. Sally Smith). Provide an introductory phrase on the invitation, such as “It’s a Bouncing Baby Boy!” or a line from a poem or some other joyful proclamation that lets people know what the invitation is about. Provide the name of the couple that the baby shower is being hosted for. For example, “Candy and Billy invite you to help celebrate the impeding arrival of their son at a baby shower hosted by Susie Carte
