New Baby Congratulations Card Templates

Congratulate the family by name. Cards for a boy or a girl, ready wording you can replace, and space for the baby's name and photo.

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New Baby Congratulations

What goes on the card?
The baby's name and a congratulation, most often baraka Allahu laka fi al-mawhub. The wording comes ready because that is the part people hesitate over, not the design.

What can you design?

  • Congratulation cards for a baby boy or a baby girl

  • Mabrouk al-mawloud posts and stories

  • Birth announcements with the name and date

  • Cards carrying a photograph of the baby

  • Covers and profile pictures for the occasion

Do boy and girl cards differ?
Yes. Each has its own colours and wording, because the Arabic phrasing changes with the child. Pick the one that fits and add the name in an Arabic font before exporting.

الأسئلة الشائعة

What do you say to congratulate the birth of a baby girl?
The most used ask God to bless the family in the gift and grant them her devotion, or wish the parents joy in her. Use her name if it has been chosen. Andalusi's cards take the name and the birth date directly.
What do you say to congratulate the birth of a baby boy?
The best known wording asks God to bless the family in the gift, to accept their gratitude and to grant them his devotion, alongside a wish that he be among the happy. Naming the father or the family makes it warmer. Andalusi's templates take the name with a photo or simple ornament.
How do you reply to congratulations on a new baby?
The parent replies by asking God to bless the well-wisher in turn, to reward them and to grant them the same. A brief thank you is enough in a group chat. Some families send a single thank-you card once the messages settle, which Andalusi can set in the family name.
What should I send in a family group chat?
One line with a card is enough, since long messages get lost between replies. Write the prayer and the baby's name, and let the card carry the details, the date, the weight and the photograph. Andalusi's square cards read in full without being opened.