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The first birthday of your baby is a special occasion for you. You would want to celebrate your baby’s first milestone with your near and dear ones. The first birthday invitation wordings are the first step towards hosting a splendid party for your baby. So, send your friends and family a unique and personalized invitation card that sets the stage for the big event. In this post, we bring you some amazing invitation wordings for your little one’s first birthday that will get your guests excited about the event.
First Birthday Invitation Wordings
A child’s first birthday is not just a party, but a celebration of the first year of the baby’s life. A well-chosen, well-written and heartfelt invitation helps set the mood for this big day making it even more memorable.
Choose the invitation wordings in such a way that they hold the interest of your guests. If you have some first birthday party games ideas, then you may include them in the invite, too.Here are some samples for you:
Sample wording 1
First bunny teeth, then baby steps, and now he’s already walking. Our little prince is growing by leaps and bounds. There is one more first to celebrate, Yippee! Our little “Baby’s name” turns one “date.” Come join us for our baby’s first birthday celebration!
Sample wording 2
The firstyear flew in a jiffy. The baby grew up to be more pretty. The year was exciting loaded with joy, love, and fun. And our little baby turns one! Come and be a part of our celebrations.
Sample wording 3
Cute, naughty, and sweet. Here’s our little prince who is turning one, and we would like you to be there for his birthday and have fun.
Sample wording 4
He smiled, he rolled, he crawled, and he walked. It was an amazing year witnessing our baby grow.“Baby’s name” is already one! Come and join the fun, because it’s his first birthday.
Infographic: First Birthday Invitation Wordings
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Sample wording 5
Some cake, loads of fun, and a tiny tot who’s turning one! Join us for “baby’s name” first birthday. We are sure you will have lots of fun.
Sample wording 6
Cake, food, games, and fun. Join us for our “baby’s name” first birthday and bless him. There’s sure to be loads of laughter!
Sample wording 7
A year ago, we were blessed with a precious gift. We have held her close like the most valuable treasure.“Baby’s name” turns one. Please join us for the celebrations.
Sample wording 8
We are raising a toast for surviving our baby’s first year. Join us as we celebrate “baby’s name” first birthday, and have fun.
Sample wording 9
Our baby is hitting the big ONE. How can you miss it? Come on and be part of this fabulous fun.
Sample wording 10
Tons of diapers and sleepless nights but nothing can beat being “baby’s name” parents. Join us for “baby’s name” first birthday celebration.
Sample wording 11
Our little baby is hitting the big one, and we are having a party to celebrate the occasion. There are drinks, snacks, games, and of course the cake. Come and celebrate our girl’s birthday with us.
Sample wording 12
It was a task raising a brat, but he never fails to cheer us up with his antics. And, now it’s time to celebrate his first birthday with a fabulous party. Please be there when he cuts the cake.
Sample wording 13
The year passed by in a jiffy. Growing up was fun. Our little one turned one. And we are rocking it with a party. Be there!
Sample wording 14
The greatest blessing of our life is our little one. He has crossed one year. Join us as we celebrate the little one’s first birthday.
Sample wording 15
The host and cake are small, but the fun is going to be big.
Come on, and join us in celebrating our baby’s first birthday, and cherish the moments with us.
While 1st birthday cakes give the birthday baby much joy, birthday invitation messages and cards add a personal touch to the whole birthday celebration. It’s up to you to make it a tad more creative, fun, and interesting. The choices are endless.
Did you know?First Birthday Invitation For Boys
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A simple way to decide on a birthday invite for boys would be to base it on your birthday theme if you have one. Else, you can choose a design based on your boy’s interests. Here are some birthday invites for boys:
16. Big ONE invite
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You can have the ‘Big one’ as the background design for the invite. You may add pictures of cakes and balloons to give the birthday vibes.
Wordings:
Come have a ball our little man is hitting the big ONE. Come celebrate, “Baby’s name” first birthday “Time & date” “Venue” “RSVP contact number/email”
17. Superhero invite
You can have little superheroes as your watermarks and have the wordings on top of it.
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Our little superhero is turning ONE,
Please do come and be part of the “Baby’s name” birthday celebrations.
“Time & date”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
18. ‘Who turned one’ invite
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Customize the invite with your baby’s picture in the background and the following wordings embossed on it.
Look who’s turning one?
It’s “Baby’s name”
Join us to celebrate on “Date and time”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
19. Wild invite
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You can have some wild animals to show your excitement.
We are going WILD with excitement!
“Baby’s name” is turning one!
Please join us to celebrate!
“Date and time”
20. Cake invite
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The best thing about a birthday is the cake and its decorations. Make a mention of that in your invite.
A little cake, a lot of fun, our sweet
“Baby’s name” is turning ONE
“Date & time”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
First Birthday Invitation For Girls
Girls have plenty of options, whether it is apparel, accessories, or just birthday invites. Here are some birthday invitation wording for girls:
21. Short and sweet invite
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You can have little girls’ pictures in pink, purple, violet and blue on the four sides, with the following wordings in the center.
She’s cute, sweet and lots of fun and she is turning one!
Join us to celebrate “Baby’s name” first birthday
“Date & Time”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
22. Princess invite
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A pretty princess as the background makes a perfect birthday invite for girls.
Our little princess is turning ONE
Please join us in the celebrations of “Baby’s name” first birthday
“Date & Time”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
23. Fairy invite
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A little fairy with a magic wand and a picture of your little girl will make this invite perfect!
One fine day, a fairy blessed us with a little ‘fairy’.
The little fairy is turning one on “Date and time”
Come join us to celebrate the fairy’s first birthday.
“Venue”
“RSVP date/email”
24. Sweet and cute invite
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Sometimes all you need is a sweet and cute invite and make it simple. Here’s how:
She’s cute, sweet, and lots of fun
Our little miss is turning one!
Join us to celebrate
“Baby’s name”
“Date & Time”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
First Birthday Invitation For Twins
Celebrating twins’ first birthday is doubly special, and the invitation should reflect that excitement. Find below a birthday invitation wordings for twins:
25. Double the joy invite
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You can have your twins’ pictures in the background, with the birthday wording placed on top.
Double the joy and double the fun!
[Baby’s Name 1] and [Baby’s Name 2], are turning one!!
Join us in our happiness as we celebrate our twin bundles of joy.
“Date & Time”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
26. Twice the blessing invite
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A great way to add excitement to the invite is by using a family photo or a picture of the babies sitting together as the background.
Twice the blessing, twice the fun
Our dynamic duo is turning ONE!
Please join us to celebrate
[Baby’s Name 1] and [Baby’s Name 2]’s first birthday
“Date & Time”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
27. Two peas in a pod invite
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For this adorable twin-themed invite, you could use an image of your little ones dressed as two peas in a pod.
Our two peas in a pod are sprouting into ONE!
Help us make [Baby’s Name 1] and [Baby’s Name 2]’s first birthday memorable!
“Date & Time”
“Venue”
“RSVP date/email”
28. Double trouble invite
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You can include a photo of the twins being a little mischievous to capture the excitement for their upcoming birthday celebration.
Double trouble is turning ONE
[Baby’s Name 1] and [Baby’s Name 2] invite you to twice the fun!
Join us for our first birthday celebration on “Date & Time”
“Venue”
“RSVP contact number/email”
Cute Birthday Invitation Wordings For Baby’s First Birthday
29. Sample wording 1
Join us for giggles and fun; our little sunshine is turning one! Celebrate with us on [Date] at [Time] for [Baby’s Name]’s first birthday bash!
30. Sample wording 2
Hip, hip, hooray! [Baby’s Name] is turning one today! Let’s make memories with cake and play. Please be our guest on [Date] at [Time] for a magical day.
31. Sample wording 3
Our bundle of joy is now one, and we want to celebrate in style! Please join us for [Baby’s Name]’s first birthday party on [Date] at [Time]. Let’s make it memorable!
32. Sample wording 4
It’s been a year of joy and laughter with [Baby’s Name]. We’re throwing a party to celebrate their first year! Join us on [Date] at [Time] for a fun day!
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How can I ensure my child’s 1st birthday invitation reaches the right people?
You may ensure this by first creating a guest list and then compiling the guest’s addresses. Send the invitations, with the correct details, early and follow up with the guests who have responded.
2. What information should I include in my child’s 1st birthday invitation?
The invitations must contain your child’s name, the date and time of the party, the address of the venue with directions, and your contact information.
3. Should I use a particular theme or color scheme for the first birthday invitation wording?
If you have set a theme for your child’s first birthday, it is a good idea to have the invitation in the same theme or color scheme. It will ensure the guests also remember the theme of the birthday party.
4. How far in advance should I send the first birthday party invitations, and what should the wording reflect?
You can send the party invitation four to six weeks in advance so your guests can ensure they keep that day free. The invitation should convey your excitement about celebrating your child’s first birthday with the people you love. Ensure the invitation is written in a warm and inviting tone.
5. Is it important to include my child’s name in the first birthday invitation wording?
Mentioning your child’s name in your first birthday invitation card is entirely upon you. However, adding your child’s name to the invitation adds a personal touch and gives the guests more clarity regarding the event. It helps them identify who the celebration is for and creates a sense of connection.
6. What are some common mistakes to avoid when writing the first birthday invitation wording?
Avoid using complicated language that can confuse the invitees. Be clear and concise. Proofread the invite to prevent grammar mistakes. Do not add unnecessary information that can confuse the guests. Ensure the RSVP information is clear and easily understandable. Keep the design simple and focused on the birthday.
7. Can I include RSVP instructions and gift suggestions in the first birthday invitation wording?
Including RSVP instructions is acceptable in the first birthday invitation to make it easier for guests to respond. However, avoid mentioning anything about gifts in the invitation. The purpose of the birthday party is to celebrate an important milestone, not to collect gifts. So, it is better to let your guests be free to make their choices.
8. What are some ideas for the first birthday invitation wording if the party will be virtual?
For a virtual first birthday party, you can create an invitation that mentions the online nature of the event. You may use phrases like ‘Join us from afar as we celebrate [child’s name]’s first birthday online!’ or ‘Please join us virtually to honor [child’s name]’s milestone.’ Include the date, time, platform details, link for the virtual gathering, and any special instructions or activities that will take place digitally.
9. Should I include any special requests or instructions for the guests in the first birthday invitation wording?
Adding special requests or instructions to your child’s birthday invitation is acceptable. However, the request has to be clear, concise, and polite. For instance, if you want your guests to follow a particular dress code, mention it briefly. Do not be too insistent. Be mindful of their comfort and convenience.
10. Can I use humor or jokes in the first birthday invitation wording, or should I keep it more formal?
Of course, you can make your invitation fun and interesting. A humorous invitation can make your guests excited about the party. However, ensure that the humor is clean and appropriate. It should not be confusing, and the tone should be friendly and inviting.
Your little one’s 1st birthday party can be overwhelming as you may certainly have high expectations from it. The most prominent of all arrangements happens to be an excellent invitation card. Going through some unique samples will guide you through the 1st birthday invitation wordings to fill your head with innumerable ideas. So get inspired with plenty of ideas for designing your baby’s first birthday invite, impress all your guests, compel them to attend the party, and create unforgettable memories.
Key Pointers
- First birthday invites are fun and creative, and they can involve specific themes and poetic wordings.
- They can be based on superheroes, princesses, and jungle themes.
- The invitation wording must be clear, easy to understand, and follow.
- Ensure it contains all the essential information, such as the date, time, and venue.
Illustration: Best 1st Birthday Invitation Wordings
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