Baby Shower Bookmarks
Twenty pastel designs — the stork, the rubber duck, a sleeping moon, first footprints — made to be personalized with each guest's name. Favors for the shower, place cards for the table, and the obvious choice if you asked everyone to bring a book. Free print-ready PDF.
Build your shower favors.
Everything happens in your browser — no upload, no signup, no watermark. Tap a design to add it; use Fill sheet for a matching set of four.
0 of 4 slots filled. Mix designs freely, or use “Fill sheet” for 4 of one design.
Add designs first — then you can put a child’s name on each bookmark, in your pick of four typefaces.
US Letter, 4per sheet with a small cutting gap between bookmarks. Print on card stock at 100% scale (no “fit to page”).
Your sheet preview appears here once you add designs.
What to actually write on it.
The hardest part of a favor isn't printing it — it's the one line you have to write. Steal any of these.
Short lines fit the name tag directly. Longer ones are better hand-written or printed on the back of the card stock, with just the guest’s name on the front.
Twenty designs, one pastel family.
Every design shares the same soft palette, so a mixed basket still looks like it was planned rather than scraped together.
Baby shower bookmark questions.
What should I write on a thank-you bookmark for a baby shower?
Short beats clever. Four lines that work: 'Thank you for showering us with love — the Parkers, June 2026'; 'A little something to mark your place. Thank you for celebrating with us!'; 'Thank you for helping us welcome Baby Nguyen'; or simply 'With love and thanks — Emma & Noah.' Type the line into the name field on each bookmark, or print names on the front and hand-write the thank-you on the back of the card stock.
Are these good favors for a storybook baby shower?
They're the natural fit. If you asked guests to bring a book instead of a card, a bookmark is the one favor that matches the theme exactly — and it goes straight into the book they brought. Tie one to each gifted book with ribbon, or set a basket of mixed designs by the door and let guests choose.
Which designs are in the baby shower set?
Twenty pastel designs: the stork, a rattle, a tiny clothesline, a bottle, the pram, a rubber duck, a teddy bear, a sleeping moon, soft blocks, an elephant under an umbrella, first footprints, the crib mobile, diaper pins, a bunny, a hot-air balloon, two pairs of socks, a mama whale and calf, a giraffe, an umbrella showering hearts, and a pacifier.
Can I personalize each bookmark with a guest's name?
Yes — turn on names and type one per slot. Names print on a small white tag so they read cleanly even on the navy sleeping-moon design, in your pick of four typefaces. A named bookmark at each seat doubles as the place card, which is one less thing to buy; if someone RSVPs late, retype that slot and download the sheet again.
Which designs use the least ink for a big batch?
Four are drawn ink-light on white or near-white: First Steps (the footprints), Pins & Needles, Tiny Wash Day, and The Binky. They're labeled in the picker. For thirty-plus favors these keep the cartridge alive — and they look genuinely upscale printed on cream or blush card stock.
Updated through August 2026.