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Gender reveal invitation wording ideas
Updated 2026-11-08
Good gender reveal invitation wording names the question (“Boy or Girl?”), who is expecting, the date, time and place, and how to reply. Keep each line short for a video invite. Copy and edit the examples below; in the Baby Reveal template the blue and pink words are separate fields, so any pair works.
Classic
“Boy or Girl? Join us for a Baby Reveal. Saturday, November 21, 4:00 PM, The Riverside Banquet Hall.”
Pairs for the blue and pink words
“He or She?”, “Pink or Blue?”, “Bows or Bow Ties?”, “Tutus or Touchdowns?”, “Prince or Princess?”, “Buck or Doe?”, “Rattles or Pearls?”, “Wheels or Heels?”, “Little Man or Little Miss?”, “Staches or Lashes?”
Cute
“A little one is on the way! Come find out with us.” “We can’t wait to meet you, but first: pink or blue?”
Funny
“Snips or Snails? Sugar or Spice? Come help us find out!” “Place your bets: team pink or team blue?”
Ask guests to dress up
“Wear pink if you think it’s a girl, blue if you think it’s a boy.”
RSVP line
“Please RSVP to Emma by November 10.” or “Kindly reply by text.”
Questions
What should a gender reveal invitation include?
The parents-to-be, the question, date, time, address, an RSVP date, and anything guests should bring or wear.
How early should I send it?
Three to four weeks ahead; six weeks if guests travel.
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