The Holy Sacrament of Baptism is an event that deserves the creation and use of Baptism cards. The sacrament of Baptism is one of the commanded ordinances Christ established for His Church. Though some argue when Baptism should take place, the Catholic and Protestant churches both agree that Baptism is an important time in a persons life, and announcing such a great day with Baptism cards, invitations, and announcements is a great way to let your friends and family know that youd love for them to be there to celebrate with you.
When searching for Baptism cards you want to find ones that show your personality, while still showing a reverence that the ordinance deserves.
There are Baptism cards that are simply postcards with names, dates, and locations on them. These are best used for non family or acquaintances, people who wont feel put out because they werent given the more decorative cards. If youd prefer to grace all of the people on your list with incredible invitations and announcements, you can order or make very unique Baptism cards for everyone.
Making Baptism cards can be a fun experience if you know where to look for the supplies, and especially if you have a design in mind. Baptism cards are usually very serious in their theme, but who says that your Baptism card has to be all hard lines, large gothic fonts and dark colors? Your personal tastes should go into your Baptism card. You can make a card of light purples with calligraphy or print, framed with soft laces and golden glitter all it takes is your own imagination. While creating your design for your Baptism card, you should at least consider adding some religious tones to it. A cross, a pair of praying hands, a dove, rosary, crucifix or any other religious artifact or symbol can be used in a subtle understated way on the card. As stated before, the card should be about your personal tastes while still giving God His due.
Baptism cards can be sent in the mail using outer postage envelopes and an inner card envelop. This way, the entire Baptism card is left without blemish even after its trip through the post office. If youd like to save on postage, you can hand out your Baptism cards in church to those youd like to invite, but keep in mind that this method makes it obvious when you DONT invite someone. Give people their invitations in private to keep people from feeling left out if they dont receive one.
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