Baby shower, bridal shower and new baby templates
From the shower to the first weeks home: replies, guesses, letters, recipes and dinners.
- Baby shower RSVPReplies, birth date and weight guesses, and wishes for the baby, all from one link.
- Bridal shower RSVPGet replies, drink choices and advice for the bride, and let absent guests join the gift.
- Sip and see RSVPVisitors pick a half-hour slot, so the baby meets everyone without a crowd.
- Meal train sign-upFriends claim one evening each, so the family never gets three lasagnas on one night.
- Bridal shower recipe collectionGuests send a favorite recipe with a photo, and the bride gets a cookbook from everyone.
- Virtual baby shower RSVPRemote guests get the video link and a game kit mailed to their address.
- Gender reveal RSVPEvery reply is also a guess. See the boy and girl count before the reveal.
- Letters to babyGuests write letters the child opens at eighteen, with a guess at who they'll be.
- Baby name suggestionsFriends vote on your shortlist and pitch a name of their own.
- Diaper party RSVPFriends say which diaper size they'll bring, so the stash covers the first year.
Which shower form, and when
The baby shower RSVP asks the guests who play to guess the birth date and the weight, so every guess is in before the shower starts.
The gender reveal RSVP turns every reply into a vote, and guests who can't come still get to guess.
The bridal shower RSVP lets a guest who declines still join the group gift, and asks everyone for a piece of advice for the bride.
Keepsakes come together before the day: letters to baby to open at eighteen, a recipe collection for the bride's cookbook and a baby name poll for the shortlist.
Family far away joins the virtual baby shower with a game kit in the mail, and the dad-to-be gets a diaper party where each friend brings a different size.
Once the baby is home, a sip and see lets visitors pick a half hour, and a meal train gives the family one dinner a night from a different friend.