For whoever is running the shower
Every shower gathers the same details: who is hosting, the date, where it happens, the theme, and what to bring. Put them on one calm page and the guest list stops messaging you to check.
A baby shower is fully supported on My Joyfullday: it has its own library of gentle designs and a complete guest site, not a wedding template pressed into service. The page carries the parents' story, the date and place, the theme, a registry note, and a reply button, and it grows into a schedule, directions, a dress-code note, a small FAQ, and a photo gallery if you want them.
That matters because showers attract questions. Someone asks the address twice, someone else wonders whether partners are invited, a third wants to know if they should buy from the registry or bring something. Each question lands on you unless the page answers it. Write the answer once, in the right section, and every guest who opens the link reads the same true version.
A venue line plus directions they can tap, so nobody arrives forty minutes late hunting for the right gate.
State the doors-open time and when the tea is served. Guests settle when they know the shape of the afternoon.
Say so on the page and set the limit on replies. Guests who are told what is allowed rarely ask again.
A short registry note keeps gift-giving kind. Link the registry you already use, or leave it out and say the presence is the point.
The theme, the tone, and whether it is a games afternoon or a quiet tea. One honest paragraph does the work.
Add only what your afternoon needs. These are the sections guests expect to find:
Switching on RSVPs turns the page into a list. Guests reply from the invitation, plus-ones are recorded inside the limits you set, and meal or allergy notes attach to their names. As the count grows you can see it in front of you, and the guests who never answered can be sent a gentle reminder without you chasing anyone by phone.
When plans move — and with a shower something always moves — you change it once. Guests who open the link next week read the corrected version. Nothing gets reprinted and nobody is left with an old address.
How it works
Sign up on the web app and choose a baby shower design, or message Jitabi, the WhatsApp assistant, a sentence about the shower and let it draft the page for you.
Set the date, venue, theme, and registry note. In-app AI drafting can prefill the story and FAQ so you are editing sense rather than staring at a blank field.
Turn on RSVPs with your plus-one limits and meal choices, then link the registry if you want one shown. Contributions and wishes are recorded with names so thank-yous are easier later.
Publish so guests can see it, then send the same link by WhatsApp, email, or SMS. Watch replies gather and correct any plan change once.
Questions
It is a supported type with its own designs and a full guest site: invitation, schedule, venue and directions, dress code, a FAQ page, and a photo gallery. Nothing is repurposed from another occasion.
Keep the wording light and put it as a note, not a demand. You can link an external registry you already use, or a baby fund if that suits your group. Some hosts skip it entirely and say the presence is enough; the page works either way.
You edit the one section. Guests who open the link after your change see the new details; the old version is gone. Until you publish, the page stays a draft and is not visible to anyone else.
Yes. Add a co-host as a collaborator with their own access level, so you both see the same live guest list and can update the page without sending passwords back and forth.
You can start on the free plan, and upgrade as your guest list grows. The pricing page on this site lists the options; we would rather you point there than quote figures that go stale.
Get Started
Start free, choose a baby shower design, and put the date, venue, theme, and registry somewhere guests can read calmly and reply in two taps.
