Photo Baby Shower Invitations

Photo baby shower invitations can be creative and attention-getting stationery for your guests. If you’re wondering what pictures would be appropriate for these types of shower invites, the answer depends on the shower invites you select for your event. On this page, we will show you different types of photo invitations for your shower.

Sonogram Baby Shower Invitations

While birth announcements usually include an image of the newborn baby, some photo baby shower invitations encourage you to add a picture of the developing baby still in the womb. Most expecting parents receive a sonogram picture of the baby during their visits. Those pictures can be used in some shower invitations.

For example, the Love Grows card features the silhouette of pregnant woman with a space where the sonogram picture can be added to her rounded stomach.

The placement of the picture is a clever touch and sets this example of a shower invite apart from many other available choices.

A similar card called Sonogram Silhouette provides the same figure and photo placement but the layout of the card is a bit different. Plus, the purple color works well as a gender neutral hue.

Mothers who don’t want everyone to be reminded of the roundness of their stomachs may opt for the Fashion Mom cards.

On this invitation, a pregnant mom in fashionable attire is leaning back and a trail of tiny hearts leads from her stomach to a larger-heart in the upper left corner where the sonogram image can be placed.

Post-Birth Baby Shower Cards

Other cards allow you more options regarding the picture you choose. The parents or the hosts could choose to use sonogram images.

If the shower occurs after the baby’s birth, the photo baby shower invitations could include pictures of the newborn. Lovely Life invites, for example, have a heart-shaped area where the photo of your choice can be placed.

Royal Welcome, on the other hand, places the photo so it appears to be wearing a crown.

Another option along these lines is the Memory Board card. On the right side of the invitation, the design resembles a memo board where you might place keepsakes or mementos.

The baby’s photo appears to be placed on this board. The color scheme of this particular card is also a good choice for gender neutral showers.

New Parents Photo Invitations

If you shy away from the idea of using sonogram images or you don’t have pictures of the newborn just yet, the photos of the expectant parents can also be used in many photo baby shower invitations.

You might choose to have a photograph taken of the happy parents together with the mom proudly showing off her pregnancy.

Cards such as Love Emblem and Joyous Bundle work well with this type of photograph. Because this time is precious for both parents, the shower invitation will become a special keepsake for them and for many of the guests.

Story Telling Baby Shower Invites

Many of the photo baby shower invitations available today let the host or the parents tell a story with pictures. The Colorful Clovers card, for instance, gives you the option of adding three pictures of your choosing to the invite.

You could use a photo of each parent separately then one of them together and expecting the new baby. Baby pictures of the parents could be combined with a sonogram image or with a photo of their newborn.

Similar options would be available for other cards designed in the same way, such as Sweet Progression and Daisy Paradise.

Another option is the Modern Timeline invitation which allows you to show pictures of the mom’s growing belly at different times of her pregnancy or even different sonogram images to show the growth of the baby leading up to the shower itself. The card is a great combination of creativity and trendy style.

Whether adding a photo of the unborn baby or of the happy parents to the photo baby shower invitations, one thing is always certain: images help create shower invites that no guests can easily ignore or forget.

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