Best Christening Party Supplies Ideas for 2017-18

Personalised candles are a great idea for any christening, just allow 3 ~ 5 days notice when ordering. Bring a photo if you want an image included along with date and location of the christening. Personalised candles are beautifully wrapped with flowers, ribbon and presented in a tissue lined box which can later be used to store the candle.

Christening Themed Table-wear

There are also great ranges of christening party supplies like religious and non-religious disposable tableware in pink and blue to set the party theme. These include tablecovers, napkins, plates and cups. Honeycomb balls, pom poms and balloons make great decorations, especially when combined with banners, streamers and bunting all with a christening motif, text or theme. Sending ‘Christening’ invitations ensures you have the guests you want at the party.

You will also find a huge range of christening candles, cake toppers in good party shops and it’s always useful to ask about icing decoration in these shops too as some carry items you would find difficult to locate elsewhere.   

Personalised Christening Gifts

Personalised banners are always great for the christening party supplies and make great keepsakes afterwards.  Photo albums and photo frames make super Christening gifts for baby; as do personalised Teddy Bears and embroidered blankets. 

Another great idea and one that can be incorporated into the party itself is to cast the baby’s hands and feet into moulds which can later be painted and decorated. These make beautiful gifts for grandparents and are great keepsakes for parents as they watch their child grow through the years and they can compare the casts to the growing child.

Themed Packaging & Presentation

No matter how little or large any gift is – presentation makes it special so it’s a good idea to use gift bags, gift boxes and tissue papers. Don’t forget to include siblings and cousins in the christening party, loot-bags filled with sweets make the other children feel special on a day when the littlest member of the family is the centre of attention.