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Typically, guests will include: Godparents: Part of the essential cast of people in your newborn's life, the godparents should be invited to the baptism and baptism party. Any immediate family: Siblings and parents can be invited, as well as anyone you foresee playing an active role in the child's life.

You should send invitations at least three to four weeks before the baptism. For guests who need to travel from out of town ? or if the baptism is on a holiday like Easter ? you should give more notice to ensure there's enough time for travel planning. Include an RSVP card so you can keep track of who is attending.

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Here are a few things you should include on your baptism invitation: Full name of the child being baptized. Names of the parents, godparents, and grandparents of the child. Names of the hosts of the baptism if it's not the parents. Date and time of the baptism. The location of the baptism.

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In general, the parents, siblings, godparents, and grandparents of the baby are invited to attend. You can also extend the invitation to other family members and friends. If the church is small, plan a reception after the ceremony where you can invite more guests to honor the special moment.