Baptism Favor Labels

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Baptism favor labels for jars, bags and boxes

Personalized labels printed with the child's name and the date, round at 1.5 inches or square at 2 inches. They seal the favor bags, top the jars of honey or jam, and finish the little boxes that go home with the family afterwards.

Crosses, wreaths, eucalyptus and simple script in cream, sage, ivory and dusty blue, in the same artwork as the napkins and the plates.

The full set

Twenty designs exist as napkin, paper plate and label in identical artwork. The favor is the last thing a guest touches on the way out, which is a good argument for it matching the table they just left.

How ordering works

Choose round or square, pick a quantity from 24 to 264, and give us the name and date. A free digital proof comes before printing, and it is worth checking the spelling there. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.

Baptism label questions

What size are the labels?

1.5 inch round or 2 inch square. Round suits jar lids, candles and small tins. Square suits boxes, envelopes and flat bags. Both arrive on sheets, ready to peel.

How many do I need?

One per favor, plus a handful for mistakes. If you are sealing a bag at both ends, count two. Orders run from 24 to 264 labels.

Will they stick to jars and bags?

Yes, on clean, dry, smooth surfaces: glass, plastic, cellophane, kraft paper and card. Not on fabric, and not on a jar straight out of a fridge.

What should the label say?

The child's name and the date is enough, and it is what most people choose. Thank you for celebrating with us, or a short line of scripture, both fit on the 2 inch square.

Do they match the napkins and plates?

Yes. The same artwork is set for the round and square formats rather than scaled down, so the three pieces genuinely match rather than resembling each other.

Where do I get these printed otherwise?

You do not need a home printer for this. We print on adhesive stock and ship finished sheets, which is why the color matches your plates instead of whatever your inkjet decides.