Any double baby shower wording ideas?

Question

I am looking for the proper wording on a baby shower invitation given for 2 women. Not all guest will know both, how do we specify they only have to bring gifts to the woman they know.

Answer 1

You are invited to a Baby Shower for (blank) and (blank)! You are encouraged to attend and celebrate the joyous event. Please bring a gift if you wish to one or both of the parties. Your presence is also wonderful.

Answer 2

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Any double baby shower wording ideas?
I am looking for the proper wording on a baby shower invitation given for 2 women. Not all guest will know both, how do we specify they only have to bring gifts to the woman they know.

Answer 3

I gave my friend a shower and these were the hit games/activities: -> Set up a table to the side with a receiving blanket and fabric paints and pens. Start it off by writing something sweet or funny to show people what to do. People can decorate with pretty flowers, etc. or write funny things that the baby is thinking, etc. i.e. "I Love My Mommy" or "Ain't I cute?" HUGE hit and the mommy cherishes it. Tip: Don't use puffy paints - they're cute but will make it impossible to use the blanket - scratchy and will break off after a few washes. -> Put either different types of chocolate or different types of baby food (looks really gross) in 10 diapers which are labeled 1 through 10. Give everyone a small piece of paper numbered 1 to 10. They have to pass around the diapers and guess what kind of food/chocolate is in each. People sniff, pretend to eat... it's hilarious. -> There's always 'How Big Is She?' Use toilet paper or ribbon. Have the mommy-to-be stand up and model her belly. Then pass around either rolls of the TP or ribbon and scissors. Guests cut or tear the length they think will fit perfectly around her belly. When everyone is done, you measure the m-t-b and compare. Tip: if you use TP, you can count the squares - faster. If you use ribbon, be sure to provide scissors and the m-t-b has to go around to let everyone try their ribbon on her. This way is funnier but takes longer and she has to be comfortable with everyone putting their arms around her etc. She also has to have a sense of humor about her size. Those are my favorite. Have fun!!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I agree with the earlier answer, I find it rude to mention gifts in the invitation. I see nothing wrong with sending an invitation with the names of both mother's-to-be, I think it would be an understood that if someone attending the event knew only one of the mother's, they would bring only one gift. If I received an invitation, I would either bring only a gift for the mother-to-be, or possibly something small for the other mother, but I wouldn't feel obligated to buy a full gift for a woman I didn't know.

Answer 6

Come join us in the celebration of two new lives. Double the party double the fun.

in my opinion it is rude to directly mention the gifts. but if you must you could just put it in an insert and not part of the actual invite.

Answer 7

We're doing a shower that's doubling our fun!
Janet and Beth are two ladies in waiting, not just one!
You as a guest are welcome to come,
But bring just one gift if you know only one.. :)

One gift for Janet
or one gift for Beth
Cause we all know your presence is the best gift yet!

Answer 8

I would still do it as 2 separate invitations. Just put 2 in the envelopes for the people that know both women.

Answer 9

To those people that are friends with the one pregnant woman specifically write in their invite that woman's name mentioning where she is registered. You can write "Gifts for Gina (whatever the name is) are welcome and you can find her regsitry at Babies R Us).

Or can write a general statement refering to both:

"Friends and Family of Gina can find her registry at Babies R Us.
Friends and Family of Cindy can find her registry at Sears."

Answer 10

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