Two ready crops in the suite’s own language, each as a finished PNG at full posting size — download and post. The page below is the preview.
Square · announcement1080 × 1080 · ready to post
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Baptism
Eloise Wren
of our daughter
The twenty-seventh of June · Eleven o'clock
Story · countdown-ready1080 × 1920 · ready to post
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Baptism
Eloise
Wren
of our daughter
The twenty-seventh of June
The band below the rule is left deliberately plain — that is where you add your own countdown sticker when you post. No number is printed on it, so the image never goes stale.
Written in the same voice as the invitation — from a family rather than about an event. Use one as it stands, or take it apart; it is yours.
Eloise Wren Calloway. Baptised the twenty-seventh of June, eleven o'clock, at St Cecilia's, Charleston.
The bowl is not valuable and it is chipped at the foot. It has held the water at every Calloway christening since 1931 — my grandmother, my mother, me, and now Eloise. Around its rim runs a small engraved garden, and low on the left of it there is one bird. She is named for it. Eloise Wren · the twenty-seventh of June · St Cecilia's Chapel
Two things worth knowing before you post.
Post after the invitations land. Replies are due back by 6 June, so the invitations go out well
ahead of that — wait about a week after they arrive. A guest who sees this before their own invitation
has been told twice, and the first time did not include them.
Post the file as it is. No crop, no filter, no added frame. The blue is a single ink at three
strengths and a filter will collapse them into one — and every platform re-compresses once, so anything
done to it first is compressed twice.