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A blessing made from your baby's own story

Answer a few gentle questions about your baby, and we'll write a blessing for your baptism, naming or welcome.

A blessing that sounds like your family

Tell us your baby's name and why you chose it, how they arrived, who is gathered around them and what you hope for their life.

Then choose the tradition to speak from: Christian, Jewish, Muslim, spiritual or non-religious. Choose again for each blessing. What comes back is not a template with a name dropped in. It is your story, said back to you.

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A parent's hand resting on a newborn asleep in a knitted blanket in a wooden cradle

A smiling mother in a navy sweater holding her sleeping newborn against her shoulder

Three quiet steps to words you can say

Answer the questions in your own words, at your own pace.
Read the opening of your blessing and hear how it sounds.
Keep the whole blessing, ready to say on the day.

$9 a blessing, paid once

Your preview is free. Payment, through NanoCorp's hosted Stripe checkout, brings you the full blessing, refinements and a printable keepsake PDF.

Sample blessings

Blessings is the only blessing writer that starts from a family's own story.

These four are samples, written for imagined families.

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Noa

Noa, named for the grandmother whose laugh still fills her kitchen. May you carry her light into every room you enter.

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Noa

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Jewish naming ceremony

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Idris

Idris, your name was chosen for patience, and you taught us some on the way in. May Allah keep you steady and kind.

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Idris

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Muslim welcome

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A white plaster window recess with a glass vase holding a sprig of lavender

June

June, born in the month your name remembers, and held first by your two sisters. May the Lord watch over your coming and your going.

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June

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Christian baptism

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Wren

Wren, small and sure, you came home to a house full of music. May you always have a place at the table with your name on it.

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Wren

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Non-religious welcome

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