Christening invitations the whole family can reply to
A christening guest list is mostly families, and families reply as families. Send one link, count by household rather than by head, and keep the photos from the church and the reception in a single place the grandparents can actually open.
Why hosts use it
Counted by household
Give an invitation four seats and the family claims what they need. No separate invite for every child, and no guessing how many are actually coming.
Two venues, one page
Church at one time, reception at another. Both sets of details sit on the same invite, so nobody arrives at the wrong place at the wrong hour.
Photos the family can find
One gallery, opened in a browser. Relatives who will never install an app can still see the day and save the pictures they want.
How it works
- Create the christening and pick a gentle theme.
- Add the church and reception details to the same invite.
- Send the link to the family group chat.
- Confirm numbers for the reception, then share the gallery.
Questions
Can I include both the church and reception details?
Yes — the invite holds a full schedule, so the ceremony and the reception each get their own time and place on one page.
Will older relatives manage it?
The link opens straight to the invite in whatever browser they have, with no account to make and nothing to install. Replying is one tap on a big yes or no.
Can we ask for godparents to confirm separately?
Note the role on their invitation when you build the list, so you can see the godparents’ replies distinctly from the rest of the guest list.
Is one christening free?
Yes — free forever up to 25 guests, RSVPs and gallery included.
