Garden shower
Use Baby in bloom for a shower built around lunch, flowers, or an outdoor room. Keep the title short enough to sit clear of the illustration, and check that the date and time stay readable when the invitation is opened on a phone.
Stationery
Little arrival uses a centered layout with a small baby illustration and a framed edge. It leaves room for the event name and details without borrowing wedding imagery, which suits more formal or multigenerational guest lists.
A bold announcement
Hello, baby uses large type and a contrasting date panel. It works well when you want the name and date to do the talking, and the simple layout is a safe pick when you are deciding late or sending a reminder.
Your own photograph
Use Your photo for an ultrasound, family picture, or a design made by a friend. Check the crop on a phone before sending, and make sure the photograph is one the parents are comfortable sharing with the entire guest list.
Keep the details readable
Whatever the design, the guest of honor’s name, date, start and end time, and reply deadline must survive the artwork. Preview the invitation on a phone before sharing the link, since that is where most guests will read it, and shorten the title before shrinking anything else.