How to Word a Boy Baby Shower Invitation
Hosts who are making their own invitations for a boy's baby shower should consider incorporating clever wording to personalize the invitations to the baby shower. While the invitations can have fun wording, they should also clearly state important facts about the baby shower so invited guests will not be confused. Follow some basic guidelines when deciding how to word the baby shower invitation for a mother expecting a boy. Does this Spark an idea?
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Write a poem or short verse on the front of the baby shower invitation that mentions that the baby is going to be a boy. A simple invitation could just read "Oh Boy!" or "It's a boy!" Rhyming poems can make use of the fact that "boy" and "joy" rhyme. For example,
"Oh what fun!
Oh what joy!
[Mother's name] is having a
Sweet baby boy!"
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Write an initial greeting inside the invitation that lets guests know they are invited to a baby shower for the expectant mother and her baby boy. It could be as simple as "Come to a baby shower for [Mother's name] to prepare her for the arrival of her little boy." A poetic greeting could say, "A baby boy is on his way, so join us for his mommy's special day!"
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Choose a gender-specific theme for the baby shower and include it on the invitation if desired. For example, a car-themed baby shower for a boy could have an invitation that reads "[Mother]'s boy is zooming in soon!"
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Include the basic information about the baby shower. This includes the date, time and location of the party. The host's name and phone number should also be on the invitation so guests can RSVP or call with questions.
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Mention the nursery's theme or color scheme at the bottom of the invitation if the mother has selected one. This can help guests select appropriate gifts. For example, you could write "[Mother] is decorating the nursery in baby blue and chocolate brown" or "[Mother]'s little boy will swing around in his monkey-themed nursery."
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