Flower girl invitation
Mia, will you be our flower girl? We would love you beside us when we get married. Please join us at [Venue] on [Date] at [Time]. Parent or carer: RSVP to [Contact].
Child-friendly wedding invitations
A wedding invitation for a child should feel special to them while giving their parent or carer the practical details. Start with a playful design, name the child directly, then add the ceremony time, venue, dress notes and the adult RSVP contact.
Mia, will you be our flower girl? We would love you beside us when we get married. Please join us at [Venue] on [Date] at [Time]. Parent or carer: RSVP to [Contact].
Sam and family, please join us for our wedding celebration on [Date] at [Venue]. Children’s meal provided. Please RSVP to [Contact] by [Deadline] and share any allergy information.
You’re invited to the children’s wedding party! Please arrive with a parent or carer at [Time] for games, food and dancing. Collection is at [Finish time].
Address the child directly and make the role sound exciting. Give rehearsal times, clothing details and responsibilities to the parent or carer in a separate note so the invitation stays warm and easy to understand.
Say whether the invitation covers the whole day or the evening celebration, whether a parent should stay, and whether a children’s meal or supervised activity is available. Always give adults a clear RSVP route.
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A separate invitation can make a flower girl, page boy or young guest feel included. Address the child by name, while giving the parent or carer the practical details and RSVP contact.
Include the ceremony or party time, finish or collection time when relevant, venue, dress notes, meal information, supervision arrangements and an adult RSVP contact.
Ask the child directly in warm, simple language, name the role, and follow with a separate note for their parent or carer covering timings, clothing and rehearsal details.
Yes. Download the finished card as a high-resolution image, then share it with the child’s parent or carer by WhatsApp, email or another private channel.