Baptism and Christening is a beautiful first ceremony for your little bundle of joy. It's a precious moment to cherish with family and friends, so invite them over with an invitation that would make a lovely first impression. Good news! We offer Ready-Made and Enticing Baptism Invitation Templates in Illustrator, fit for your religious ceremony. They're professionally-made, and high-quality templates that are instantly downloadable and printable in 4X6 and 5x7 Inches + Bleed. It saves you time, and it's less hassle. Create a baptism invitation easily and celebrate the first milestone of your little one with family, friends, and godparents by downloading a template today!
How To Make A Baptism Invitation In Illustrator
As reported by the National Catholic Reporter Online, the number of baptized Catholics has increased worldwide, reaching to 1.27 billion in 2016. Baptism is a religious rite wherein a person's forehead is sprinkled with holy water, and the priest would say the words, "I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit." Through baptism, a child is purified and becomes a member of God's covenant community. For parents, this marks as the beginning of their upbringing in the Christian faith. Let your family and friends witness your baby's christening by sending out invitation cards to them. To design the perfect baptism invitation in Illustrator, make sure you follow our guide below.
1. Prepare a Captivating Layout
Create an invitation that your guests will cherish. Take advantage of the colors blue and pink so that guests would know if the baptized newborn is a baby girl or boy. But of course, you have to ensure that the layout matches your Christening theme. Use our Elegant Invitation Templates for a hassle-free and less time-consuming process. All you have to do is download your desired template from our site, then open and edit this in Illustrator. It's that simple!
2. Insert a Cute Photo of your Baby
Decorate your invitation with a cute photo of the newborn. All you need to do is click File/Place, select the image file you want to place, then hit the Place button. Also, your photos must be of high-quality, so it doesn't pixelate. You don't want to ruin the overall look of your invitation.
3. Provide the Event Details
Make sure your guests arrive at the scene on time by providing all the important details on the invitation card. This includes the name of the church, reception venue, time and date, and any special instructions such as attire details. Provide clear instructions to avoid confusion. For instance, the reception after the baptism is located inside the building, make sure you indicate the correct name of the building, room number, and what floor is it located. Also, keep your words short and simple.
4. Add your Personal Touch
Changing the colors and fonts is necessary to match the invitation to your baby's personality. You want it to look more personalized, so add a few design elements that go well with your theme. Keep your design elements minimal for an aesthetically looking invitation. When it comes to font, incorporate typography so that it looks attractive. Also, make sure your font size is big enough.
5. Finalize and Share to your Guests
Make sure you input all the correct details by going through every detail carefully. Once satisfied, save and print this on high-quality paper. Now send this to your guests in an envelope at least three weeks before so that they can prepare. For guests who live far, send digital copies of our invitation through email or social media.
