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Personalized baptism and christening supplies

Napkins, paper plates and favor labels for the day, all printed with the child's name and the date. The lunch after the service is the part the family remembers, and these are the details that make a borrowed church hall or a home dining table feel prepared for.

Crosses, wreaths, eucalyptus and simple script, in cream, sage, ivory, dusty blue and gold foil on white. The same designs work for a christening, a dedication, a first communion or a confirmation, with only the wording changed.

The most complete matching family we print

Twenty designs exist as napkin, paper plate and favor label in identical artwork. Order the set and the table, the buffet and the favors all match exactly, which is rarer than it should be.

How ordering works

Choose your pieces, give us the child's name and the date, and we design them. A free digital proof comes by email before printing, and it is worth checking the spelling of the name there. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.

Baptism and christening questions

How much do I need for 40 guests?

40 to 80 dinner napkins for the meal after the service, 80 to 120 cocktail napkins for coffee and cake, 40 dinner plates and 40 dessert plates, and one favor label per guest.

Do you make these for first communion too?

Yes. Communion, confirmation, dedication and christening all use the same design language; we change the wording and the date. Say which occasion it is when you order.

What wording goes on them?

The child's full name with the date underneath is the standard and never looks wrong. Baptized, christened, or a short line of scripture also work. If you want a godparent named, the dinner napkin gives you the room.

Can everything match exactly?

Yes, and this is the collection where we have the most complete sets. The napkin, the plate and the label share one artwork rather than three near-versions of it.

Which colors suit the day?

Cream, ivory, sage and dusty blue, usually with gold or silver foil for the name. The palette is deliberately quiet, because the design should not compete with the occasion.

How far ahead should I order?

Three to four weeks. Baptism dates are set well in advance, so there is rarely a reason to leave it late, and the extra time gives you a second look at the spelling.