I've seen this somewhere before & I think it's sooooo cute :) xx

aww thats cute :D xx

my friend did exactly that and had the children inviting guests ... it was lovely

Aww that sounds so sweet Tigerlilli I think you should go for it =D ♥ X

i remember one xmas at school my friend did all his xmas cards in the style of a little child, handwriting, drawings the lot! was fab!! actually looked like his lil bro had done them! you know, big heads, stick arms out the ears, backwards R's and stuff!!

Think can look really good :) xx

i personally think its a bit cheesey but if you wanna do it, go for it hun! x

Lovely idea I think it's really sweet :) x

Thanks everyone :) I wasn't sure if it was too cheesey but think it's the way to go xx

i was considering this, but as the olds were paying had to go down the traditional route. though Lo didd invite them lol

I think you would still be overlooking your mother on this one. Me I would have a grown up approach to it and ask her if she wants her name on the invitations and if she says no I would then just put the invitations from you and your fiancé. It's ok to put your child's name on invitations if the guests are being invited to a child's party, but like someone else said it is a bit cheesey.

Without stepping on his parents toes, traditionally it was up to the brides parents to invite the guests, perhaps you could use tradition as a good excuse to solve the situation. Some guests will find the child's name on the invitations cute, some will find it cheesey, I would strive to avoid cheese if I was you.

Your normally write who the invite is from depending on who's paying for the wedding.... So traditionally it comes from your parents as they paid but nowadays most bride and grooms pay for their own wedding so invite from them. If your paying for your own wedding then go for it as your choice however I think if your parents are contributing then you may need to ore-warn them as know my parents would feel pushed out.

Love this idea! So cute. I understand that you wouldn't want to upset your Mum though xx

I think its one of those marmite situations this, your guests will either love it, or find it cheesey, I'd be one of the ones that would think it was a bit cheesy, it's not my cup of tea at all. But it's not about people pleasing their guests or worrying what people think of your invites as if you are happy with it and love the idea then that's what matters

I would see what your mum thinks of the idea though, just in case

My mum & dad are separated but both paying about half of the cost between them, would we put them on the invites then?? xx

Spoken to mum and she thinks it's a lovely idea so that's what we will do :) So excited to have our little one involved, he's our ring bearer too.

So not to upset anyone what about the following

Togeather with is grandparents Charlie Millier invite

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To the weddy of his mummy and daddy

That way you include your mum but dont mention names

Goodluck