The simplest option
“Your presence is the sweetest gift. For friends and family who have asked, the registry is available here: [link].”
For a shower with a few needs left
“We are so grateful to celebrate together. For anyone who has asked how to help prepare for baby, a small registry is available here: [link].”
For a no-gifts gathering
“Your presence is truly enough. Please come celebrate with us—no gifts needed.”
Where to put the registry
Place the link on the invitation’s private event page, near the RSVP details. Guests can find it when they need it, and you can update the link without sending another message.
A place for the gift and the giver
Given Dearly keeps the registry beside the invitation and RSVP, then gives families a private place to remember every gift and the person behind it.
Create a baby showerRegistry wording questions
Is it okay to include a registry on a baby shower invitation?
Yes. Keep the language optional and make the invitation about the celebration first.
Should the registry link be printed on the invitation?
A private event page is often easier because guests can open the link, RSVP and revisit the details without a long URL on the invitation.