Chinese Baby Shower Invitations
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Invitations of chinese baby shower can be something a little different, such as giant fortune cookies with the invitation inside, delivered to guests in Chinese food take-out continers.
In your invites, ask them them to wear their finest Chinese clothes.
Red Egg and Ginger Party Invitation
Do you know it is customary to celebrate a new arrival in the family by holding a "Red Egg and Ginger Party," when the child is between one to three months old in China? Well, you don't have to wait for that long if you're not living in Chinese, but you can still pick up any cute greeting cards in local party store, and write something like this:
"The egg, symbolizing fertility is boided hard, then dyed red, for good luck will surely be in the baby's charge. In [baby shower date], a red egg party must be thrown. We welcome the little one to its new home."
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Here are a few tradional chinese nursery rhymes you can use for your invitation.
Below you'll find the coolest invitation of chinese baby shower perfectly designed for the most elegant celebration you've ever imagined.
East meets west in this funky card. Asian American, fusion or not, this flat phoenix birth announcement is perfect. Colors in the design on the card include: pink, brown and white. |
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East meets west in this funky card. Asian American, fusion or not, this flat birth announcement is perfect. The Chinese symbol for "son" is represented. Colors in the design on the card include: teal, white and red. |
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East meets west in this funky card. Asian American, fusion or not, this flat card is perfect to announce the birth of your twins. The Chinese symbol for "double happiness" is represented. Colors in the design on the card include: purple, orange and white. |
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