Who should you address a Christening card to - the parents or the child?

Answer 1

Both. I would do it this way:
Child's name, and Parent's names.
--Charles, That Cheeky Lad

Answer 2

A card to the parents congratulating them on the birth once baby is born.

For the Christening, the card is addressed to the child with a personal message for the future when the child is able to read. Parents should keep the Christening cards for when their child is older and present the cards to them.

Answer 3

if child of infant age then -parents. if child of school age then to the child. and dont forget a crisp twenty pound note inside card either. you can buy them all the silver money boxes and trinkets in the world but it cuts no ice. a crisp twenty and theyll remember you forever,often giving you the biggest hug and brightest smile at any future get together,making all those hairy chinned aunts jealous of your wonderful bond.

Answer 4

Usually the baby - unless the wording on the card is aimed at the parents.

Answer 5

The parents because the child can't read yet!!! Seriously, it is the parents who do the inviting, so the parents.

Answer 6

whats up me too! i'm going this sunday and that i'm addressing it to the youngster. it is the youngsters christening or perhaps nonetheless he won't have the skill to verify it till the subsequent 5 years it nevertheless is for him so handle it to him.

Answer 7

I'd address it to the child

Answer 8

put the parents and the childs name on it.

Answer 9

1

Answer 10

to the child of course