How did you send out your baby shower invitations, digital or by mail? What was your guest limit?…

I chose a small community center. Churches are good too! They usually have some sort of multipurpose room. I stayed local, somewhere in between all guests. I'm doing invites by mail! I just fb messaged people for their address telling them it's for the baby shower invitations just incase it doesn't come. But once you choose a cute little invitation layout you can attach links to your registries! It's so handy and people will always have a keepsake of your baby's pre-arrival memories. I think 50 give or take is a good number!!! I hope this helped. That's what I went by (: @shanelm312,

I did it at my grandmas house. No limit and I made a Facebook event and invited most people that way. If people were older or didn't have a fb, I sent an invite by mail

@emilycaroline1130 @krprincipe thanks ladies! Huge help. 💗💗

My mother-in-law had my shower at her home. I kept it small and intimate so there were maybe 25 guests. We sent out formal invitations by mail.

Same as @dmgraham06, but did FB event invite

My MIL and SIL planned it but they created an event page on FB and anyone who didn't have a FB got a call. As for place we used the same church basement that we did for our wedding reception (it's above ground and has lots of Windows to let light in). We chose to do it inside even tho it was in the beginning of June due to not knowing what the weather could be like (super hot or rainy) we didn't limit people but I did make a post a few months before and asked who would be interested in coming and only invited those plus the people u knew would come.

I decided to do it at my house (didnt really want to) but hey its free so..

I also went to the library and typed up my own invitations, and mailed them. I also created a FB event.

@jordanmartin1732 sounds like me lol I'm creating my own invitations too. Wish I had my own place that would be a huge stress relief.