Find suitable cards for the communion

First Communion or First Holy Communion is a very formative event in the life of a child. But it is not only a reason for joy for the child, but also for the parents and the whole family. Because from this day on, children are allowed to receive the holy bread in the form of a host for the first time. With the official incorporation into the church community, one of the most important sacraments of the Catholic Church is celebrated.

As with a wedding or any other celebration, invitation cards as well as congratulatory cards and thank-you notes are part of the celebration. It is important to plan the celebration well in advance. Ideally, the communion invitation cards should be sent out a few months in advance. The location and the schedule of the celebration should already be decided. If you want to invite your guests to the communion, it is best to do this with an appropriate invitation card. You will find a nice selection in the Fotoalben Discount online shop.

What is the significance of place cards at communion?

When the invitation cards have been sent out and the party is imminent, final preparations are made. This is not possible without establishing a table order. It is just as important as the table decoration. Before deciding who will sit where, it is important to consider what seating arrangements would be appropriate. During the communion celebration, all guests should feel comfortable in their seats and enjoy the day. It is therefore a good idea to seat guests together who already know each other or have a personal connection. Are there perhaps family quarrels that could spoil the nice atmosphere during communion? Then these guests should sit quite far away from each other. And to ensure that every guest finds his or her place, it is advisable to set out place cards.

No large celebration runs harmoniously without place cards. As the host, you should think about who will harmonise best with each other during the communion. Do not separate close families and couples! Otherwise you risk them not feeling comfortable during the festivities. If you have a large number of guests, you should carefully consider the seating arrangement using an appropriate table. Once everything has been decided, it is now time to write the place cards. The "Fish" place card is very appropriate for communion. The card from the goldbuch brand is especially lovingly designed and can be individually inscribed.

Which communion cards should guests choose?

It is not only the host himself who should look in the communion cards section. If you are invited as a guest, a greeting card is essential. Not only does it convey your congratulations, it also gives you the opportunity to discreetly present the communion child with some money. But even if you cannot come to the communion, such cards are a good way to convey your best wishes. Since all communion cards come with an envelope, they can also be easily sent by post.

The Artebene card "Communion Dove" is a good example of a very loving greeting card design. A white dove conveys "Congratulations on your communion". If you are very close to the communion child, the "Communion" card from Artebene is also an option. With a very colourful design, you simply say "Happy Communion". The colourful church building, the rainbow and the sun as a motif immediately convey a positive mood. The Artebene card "Communion Ark" shows a very Christian motif. And if you want to combine all these beautiful motifs, choose the "Communion Typography" card from Artebene in multicolour. The embossed card conveys several wishes at once and features many great, colourful Christian motifs.

Simply say "thank you" with a card after communion

Once all the festivities are over, it's time to thank your guests. Since not every guest lives in the immediate vicinity, a thank-you card is a good idea. Matching the colourful place card with fish motif, the "THANK YOU PISCES" card is available in a set of 5. All cards come with a matching envelope and can also be handed over personally if desired.