First Birthday Invitation Templates
Wording already written, and RSVP that counts adults, children, and infants separately
What to write on a first birthday invitation
A first birthday invitation needs six things: your baby's name, that they are turning one, the date, a start and end time, the full address, and an RSVP date. The end time matters because first birthdays run on nap schedules, and "RSVP by" a specific date gets answered while "let us know" does not. Every template here already carries that wording, so you change the names and dates and send it.
A first year timeline and guest messages
Turn your baby's photos into a timeline that walks guests from the newborn days through first tastes, first steps, and turning one. Family and friends leave birthday wishes in the guestbook, and those messages stay saved for you to look back on.
Headcount that matches what you order
RSVP counts adults, children, and infants separately, which is the number you actually need when you are ordering food and counting high chairs. It also collects a meal preference, and an embedded map guides everyone to the venue.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a first birthday invitation?
Choose a template, add the date, venue, and your baby photos, then share the generated link or QR code with family and friends. It takes about three minutes.
How do I ask guests not to bring gifts?
One plain line does it: "Your presence is the only present we need." Put it in the greeting section, and turn the gift fund section off when you are not using it.
Can I use it for a baby shower too?
Yes. Baby showers, first birthdays, and kids birthday parties all work. Edit the wording and photos to match your celebration.
Do guests need an app to open it?
No. Guests tap the link and it opens in their browser instantly, with no sign-up or download required.
Can guests leave messages?
Yes. The guestbook lets family and friends write messages for your baby, and you can read and keep them at any time.