A baptism song for the invitation
A baptism invitation is read in a quiet room, often the evening before church. The song should sit under the child鈥檚 name, not over it. Piano, a hymn-like line, or a few sung words of blessing.
Free, no account. The names you type are sung in the song. Leave it empty for a song without names.
Starting point: A gentle baptism song, solo piano, calm and bright, for a baby鈥檚 christening. Make this song
Nothing is generated on this page. A 30 second clip is 80 credits. A full song is 160. Credits are used only when you press generate.
Generated songs
Published songs for a baptism. A song that plays on a published invitation is named with that invitation.
None are published for this occasion yet.
Ready-made music for a baptism
Free tunes you can put on an invitation today. Press play, then use one in the invitation editor. They play on the invitation and on this site.
- Piano romancePiano 路 Soft solo pianoUse on an invitation
- Ambient PianoPiano 路 2:00Use on an invitation
- Calm PianoPiano 路 1:21Use on an invitation
- Emotional PianoPiano 路 1:54Use on an invitation
- Family HolidaysPiano 路 1:40Use on an invitation
- Meditate On JesusPiano 路 1:01Use on an invitation
- Peaceful PianoPiano 路 1:56Use on an invitation
- PianoPiano 路 2:02Use on an invitation
- Piano CinematicPiano 路 2:18Use on an invitation
- Rain PianoPiano 路 1:22Use on an invitation
- Romantic PianoPiano 路 2:19Use on an invitation
Other ways to start
Piano
Solo piano for a baptism, slow, in a major key, with space between the notes.
Start from thisBlessing
A short sung blessing for a christening, one voice, the name Matei, no drums.
Start from thisAfter church
Light acoustic music for the lunch after a baptism, instrumental, soft and cheerful.
Start from this
Where this is heard
- The invitation, opened at home the week before
- A piano line that leaves room for the child鈥檚 name
- A short blessing, sung or instrumental
- Music that does not sound like a party
How a host uses it
- Say the child鈥檚 name. The prompt is the child, the church or the lunch after, and the mood. Keep it gentle.
- Keep the first listen short. A 30 second clip tells you if the piano is too bright. Extend it only when the line is right.
- Attach it to the christening page. Guests hear that recording when the invitation opens. It loops quietly while they read the time and the church.
Questions
- Will this sound like a hymn?
- Only if you ask for that. A hymn-like piano line, a folk tune, or a simple lullaby are different prompts. The page does not pick one for you.
- Is the song religious by default?
- No. The words are the words you write. An instrumental prompt has no lyric at all.
- Can godparents hear it on a phone?
- Yes. The invitation plays the song in the phone browser. Nothing is installed.
Songs for other invitations
- Wedding songWrite a wedding song for the invitation. Guests hear it when the envelope opens. Instrumental or with the names sung. A 30 second clip or a full song.
- Birthday songMake a birthday song for the invitation. Cheerful, or a toast, or the name sung once. It plays when someone opens the page.
- Graduation songA graduation song for the invitation: a walk-in, a short fanfare, or a proud chorus with the graduate鈥檚 name. It plays when the page opens.
- Award musicFanfare and walk-on music for an awards night invitation. A short brass entrance, or a fuller cue under the names. Guests hear it when they open the page.
- Engagement songA song for an engagement party invitation. Lighter than a wedding march, with the two names if you want them sung. It plays when the invitation opens.
- Baby shower songA soft song or lullaby for a baby shower invitation. Quiet enough to read the registry and the time. Guests hear it when the page opens.
- Anniversary songA song for an anniversary invitation. A waltz, a quiet piano, or a verse that mentions the years. It plays when guests open the page.
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