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May 18, 2026 at 6:49 PM
White Lace Infant Baptism Dress, Baby Girl Christening Gown, Heirloom Blessing Ceremony Outfit, Flower Girl Style Dress

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March 10, 2026 at 9:34 AM
A soft blush panel holds a white, raised script name that catches the light—giving this baptism cross a gentle, personal touch.
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Raised Script Baptism Cross
The frame is wood, and the panel inside it is pink. A stained timber border runs the whole way round, cornered at the angles, holding a soft blush field where everything else sits. On that field, one white thing: the name, cut in flowing script and raised above the surface. A stained wooden frame ar
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September 25, 2026 at 12:01 AM
Each line begins with "I am," turning Scripture into personal affirmations a child can hold close. A quiet way to mark baptism and identity. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/i-am-baptism-cross/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
I Am Baptism Cross
Read down the shaft and every line begins the same way: I am chosen. I am strong. I am brave. I am loved forever. I am a child of God. Five affirmations engraved in flowing script, each with a Scripture reference in small capitals beneath it. Above them, across the crossbar, the child's name —
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September 24, 2026 at 4:03 PM
A soft frame in pink or olive surrounds a cross where a child’s name and baptism date rise above an engraved verse from Joshua 1:9—a quiet reminder of courage and presence. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/framed-scripture-baptism-cross/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Framed Scripture Baptism Cross
The colored border forms a raised frame around a recessed panel of pale wood, so the whole cross becomes a frame for what sits inside it. Across the crossbar, the child's name in white script, cut from wood and fixed on so it stands up off the panel. Above it, Baptized and the date. Below,
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September 25, 2026 at 3:39 AM
Soft pastel hues shape the name, gently tilting across the crossbar—a subtle detail that brings warmth and movement to this baptism gift. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/layered-pastel-baptism-cross/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Layered Pastel Baptism Cross
Pick the pink or the teal, and that shade shows up twice — running right around the outside as a border, and again in the name itself, cut in the same color and raised above the pale wood. The name doesn't sit level, either. It sweeps across the crossbar at a slight tilt, in loose
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September 24, 2026 at 12:02 AM
Middle names get their moment here—flowing together with the first name in a single script line across the crossbar. A subtle way to honor baptism and identity. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/script-blessing-baptism-cross/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Script Blessing Baptism Cross
Two names share the crossbar here — first and middle, running together in one continuous line of flowing script across the full width of the panel. Above them, Baptism and the date. Below, engraved down the shaft in an upright printed face, a blessing that closes with a Psalm 139 reference. The bles
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September 23, 2026 at 3:11 AM
A gentle bedtime prayer runs down the cross, while the name and baptism date are engraved in raised block letters. A meaningful way to mark this special day. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/now-i-lay-me-down-to-sleep-baptism-cross/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep Baptism Cross
A dove sits at the top of the cross, with Baptized and the personalized date engraved beneath it, marking one particular baptism. The words running down the shaft aren't tied to a date at all — they're a version of the bedtime prayer children have been given for a very long time. That's what sets
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September 23, 2026 at 5:02 PM
A delicate pattern traces every corner of this cross, framing the name and blessing with quiet care. A thoughtful touch for a baptism day. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/wonderfully-made-baptism-cross/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Wonderfully Made Baptism Cross
A narrow ornamental pattern follows the full outline of this cross — pale against the deep walnut stain, running up the sides of the shaft, turning every inner corner where an arm meets the middle, tracing round the top and coming back down without a break. Small repeating forms, no wider than a fin
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September 22, 2026 at 5:01 PM
A muted slate border frames warm natural wood, with a gentle cream name across the crossbar. Joshua 1:9 runs softly down the shaft, marking a meaningful baptism moment. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/slate-courage-baptism-cross/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Slate Courage Baptism Cross
The border is a muted slate grey-blue, wrapped around a much warmer natural-wood panel with the grain still showing through. The raised name adds a third tone in cream across the crossbar — closer to the wood than to the slate, so the warm side of the palette carries two of the three layers. Baptism
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September 23, 2026 at 12:01 AM
A child hears blessings long before they understand them. This baptism cross holds one quietly in wood, with her name rising above it all. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/you-are-a-child-of-god-baptism-cross/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
You Are A Child Of God Baptism Cross
You are a child of God. It's the first thing written on this cross, and it's addressed to someone who can't yet read a word of it. That's most of what a baptism is, really — things said over a child who won't remember hearing them. This cross keeps one of those sentences in wood,
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September 22, 2026 at 3:00 AM
A pale pink cross rises nearly the full height of this heart-shaped ornament, with the child’s name written gently across it—two symbols sharing the same space. 🌸 https://agnusbaptism.com/products/blessed-heart-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Blessed Heart Baptism Ornament
The cross on this ornament is pale and unusually tall, rising almost the full height of the heart — and the child's name is written straight across it. Nothing was moved aside to make room. The script runs its own line, black and unhurried, while the soft pink of the cross goes on showing through
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September 22, 2026 at 12:03 AM
Two slender branches curve gently around a navy cross, framing a name and baptism date in navy ink on warm cream. A quiet nod to peace and new beginnings. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/blue-botanical-wreath-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Blue Botanical Wreath Baptism Ornament
Four lines of type, and two thin branches drawn to hold them. The branches begin together at the foot of the disc, cross once, then rise along either side in a long curve — small paired leaves in the olive-and-laurel manner, a few tiny berries scattered between them. They stop short of meeting at th
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September 21, 2026 at 5:05 PM
Watercolor flows freely here, capturing the quiet grace of baptism with soft blue washes and delicate gold lettering. Personalized with name and date. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/blue-watercolor-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Blue Watercolor Baptism Ornament
The blue arrives at the top of this ornament and thins as it comes down, breaking into pale bands and then clearing altogether, so that by the time it reaches the child's name there is nothing left but open white. A second, shallower wash returns along the bottom edge, and the piece settles between
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September 20, 2026 at 4:40 PM
A soft blue bow ties together name, date, and faith in quiet harmony on this baptism ornament. Simple, sincere, and centered. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/bow-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Bow Baptism Ornament
Everything on this ornament sits on one line down the middle, one thing beneath the next, with the cream field left open all around it. A blue bow at the top. The child's name in gold handwriting. Then the word Baptized, the date, and at the very bottom a small gold cross drawn in outline.
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September 20, 2026 at 12:46 AM
The blush cross blends seamlessly with soft watercolor roses, making this baptism ornament feel like a single, gentle painting. Personalized with the child’s name and date. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/blush-floral-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Blush Floral Baptism Ornament
Roses gather at two corners of this ornament and leave the middle open. The child's name is written across that opening. The blooms are dusty mauve and pale pink, with a cream blossom or two, thin berry sprigs, and sage leaves loosening toward the edges. Behind them a blush ring is drawn in a few
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September 20, 2026 at 3:41 AM
A single branch holds sealed buds, full blossoms, and fading leaves—all at once. It’s a quiet reminder that baptism marks a living relationship, not just a date. 🌸 https://agnusbaptism.com/products/cherry-blossom-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Cherry Blossom Baptism Ornament
Most baptism keepsakes stop at the word baptized. This one adds a second word and changes the sentence: Baptized in Christ, set in small gold capitals beneath the name. It is the language Paul reaches for in Galatians 3:27, where baptism is described as belonging to someone — a relationship, not an
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September 19, 2026 at 4:39 PM
Eucalyptus keeps its color as it dries—half of this ornament’s leaves are gilded in gold, marking the baptism day with quiet permanence. 🌿 https://agnusbaptism.com/products/eucalyptus-blessing-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Eucalyptus Blessing Baptism Ornament
Eucalyptus shows up at ceremonies for a practical reason: it keeps its color as it dries. A sprig taken home from a church still looks like itself weeks later, which is why it ends up pressed in books and tucked behind photographs more often than any other greenery. The spray across the top of this
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September 19, 2026 at 3:40 AM
A delicate wreath of roses and peonies, traced in cobalt blue, frames a handwritten baptism date and name. A quiet keepsake for a meaningful day. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/floral-bow-wreath-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Floral Bow Wreath Baptism Ornament
A wreath is stems bound into a circle, and this one shows you the binding. At the top, where the two sides of the ring come together, a ribbon has been tied into a bow and its tails left hanging. From there the flowers run the whole way around the edge and close again at
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September 19, 2026 at 12:39 AM
A promise written as a letter from godparents to child—handwritten names, a typewriter font, and gentle sage sprigs frame this quiet vow for baptism. 🌿 https://agnusbaptism.com/products/forever-promise-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Forever Promise Baptism Ornament
The promise in the middle is set in a typewriter face — even-width letters, each taking exactly the room of the one before it, the way a typed page looks. Above it the child's name is handwritten in a thin monoline script. Below it, Your Godparents. in that same hand, then two names, then a
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September 18, 2026 at 4:42 PM
A watercolor rainbow arches gently over a small heart—an understated way to say, "Thank you for being mine," from child to godparent. 🌈 https://agnusbaptism.com/products/godparents-are-a-blessing-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Godparents Are A Blessing Baptism Ornament
The last word on this ornament is mine. Everything above it is warm and ordinary — a rainbow, a thank you, a name — and then that one small word arrives and changes who the piece belongs to. A godparent isn't handed to a child by blood. Somebody chose them, and somebody said yes. This
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September 18, 2026 at 12:01 AM
A small heart takes the place of the sixth arch on this dusty rose baptism ornament, symbolizing a godmother’s unique promise. Personalized with the child’s name and date. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/godmother-blessing-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Godmother Blessing Baptism Ornament
Five arches in dusty rose, blush and mauve rise across the middle of this ornament, one of them scattered with small white dots, their legs ending at slightly different heights the way a hand-drawn thing does. Where a sixth arch would have closed the set, there is a small heart instead. The words fo
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September 18, 2026 at 3:49 AM
Blue botanical linework wraps gently around a gold-lettered message, honoring godparents as a pair on baptism day. A quiet nod to shared promises. https://agnusbaptism.com/products/godparents-blessing-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Godparents Blessing Baptism Ornament
Two colors, and they never touch. Every flower here is drawn in blue line, packed around the rim. Every word, and the cross, is gold. The border lends nothing to the middle, and the middle stays bare apart from what is written in it. The blue work is engraved-style botanical — peonies and roses open
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September 17, 2026 at 4:01 PM
A wooden cross stands quietly, surrounded by misty mountain ranges fading into soft light—capturing the vastness of a baptism’s promise. 🌄 https://agnusbaptism.com/products/mountain-blessing-baptism-ornament/ #agnusbaptism #baptismgift
Mountain Blessing Baptism Ornament
A wooden cross stands near the middle of this ornament with a whole country opening behind it. Range runs behind range toward the skyline, each one paler than the one in front, until the farthest is barely a tint. The sky above them is cream turning faintly peach at the horizon — light arriving rath
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September 17, 2026 at 3:01 AM