Inscription for Christening Cake

Updated on April 17, 2011
L.A. asks from Kew Gardens, NY
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what are you supposed to have writen on a christening cake? date? name? are congrats appropriate?

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C.S.

answers from Miami on

We used the name given at the christening,

God Bless Jonathan Thomas

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T.B.

answers from Bloomington on

We also did "God Bless 'baby's first and middle name' "

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R.C.

answers from Sarasota on

Us, too--"God Bless [Baby's Name]"

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D.W.

answers from Gainesville on

I just did a Christening cake a while back and did the date on one tier and God Bless X on the cake board around the bottom tier.

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C.F.

answers from Boston on

My family does
God Bless 'Baby '
( put babies name in place of baby)

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M.T.

answers from New York on

It's usually "God Bless (Baby's Name)"

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J.P.

answers from Buffalo on

Agreed! God Bless....(Baby's name.)

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S.H.

answers from New York on

As a cake designer and decorator, I would recommend "God Bless [first name] [middle name]" for example God Bless James William.

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S.A.

answers from New York on

God bless
and baby's name

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