26/05/2021

How to Make the Perfect Greeting Card to Send to Your Loved Ones

In today’s day and age, it’s not all the time when people receive physical cards on a special occasion because most of the greetings happen digitally, over on social media or through text messages. If you’re sentimental about tangible things, such as receiving traditional birthday cards, then you can expect your loved ones to feel the same way too.

Nothing compares to acquiring physical gifts, even if it means receiving a “mere” greeting card. It shows that a person close to you thought of you and wanted you to receive something with a personal message written on it! If you’re planning to send the people you love greeting cards on their special day, you must know what it entails to ensure they have a great time once they get their hands on it.

Keep reading below to find out what to know about creating the best card that’s perfect for any event.

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26/05/2021

Writing a Card for an Occasion – These 3 Tips Can Help

With print being back and better than ever, celebrating occasions has gone back to its more meaningful former self, thanks to the boom of greeting cards.

Today, even the most digitally invested of people have begun to make their greetings through note cards because of how meaningful they make one’s efforts seem. Although technology is great at improving and making the most out of different parts and actions in our lives, they pale in comparison to making someone feel special during any occasion.

Whether you want to make someone’s day on Valentine’s, Christmas, New Year’s, or on their birthday, it will always be a great idea to pull out a card and start writing heartfelt messages by hand. After years (or even a decade) of not writing and sending out cards, it can be quite difficult to get back into the groove, which is why you want to know how you can write the best message possible!

 

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13/05/2021

What Kind of Card Do I Give For Their First Communion

The first communion is an important and holy day for Catholics. This religious ceremony is a rite of passage, wherein a person first receives the Eucharist. Much like birthdays or holidays, this is regarded as a special time in a person’s life, which calls for large family gatherings and parties.

 

“Happy First Communion?”

You may be left wondering what to give someone who had their first communion—do you hug them, give them a handshake, or applaud them?

First communions may not be like the other events you’re used to, but they follow the same standard operating procedure. All you have to do is give them a congratulation card to send well wishes, and that’s it!

Although this is a happy occasion, saying “Happy first communion” like “Happy birthday” or “Merry Christmas” doesn’t quite fit the bill. You can express your joy for them without including the word “happy.” However, you can still let them feel appreciated with a different choice of words.

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13/05/2021

A 5-Step Guide to Creating a Heartfelt Thank You Note

Expressing gratitude can be such a heartwarming feeling, especially when you’re on the receiving end on a really bad day. You never know who you’re going to save with a thank you note, so you should always take the opportunity to show appreciation to others and their actions.

On the flip side, it can also be hard to put your thoughts and feelings into writing. Maybe you’ve never been the best with words, but that doesn’t mean you have to hide away your gratitude towards someone just because of it. Here’s a simple guide that can help steer you into writing a heartfelt thank you note.

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13/05/2021

On Sending Well Wishes – The Best “Get Well Soon” Card Ideas

Let’s face it—comforting somebody is not easy. Unlike happy occasions when you can greet them with “Congratulations!” there isn’t a reliable go-to step when a friend experiences misfortune. How do you act when someone’s down on their luck?

Comforting a friend is a tricky thing—everybody has different personalities and various ways of coping with bad situations. What may work for someone else may offend another. As a friend, colleague, or relative, it is essential to let them know that you’re thinking of them without stepping on boundaries or touching on sensitive subjects.

To comfort is to lighten someone’s load. You don’t necessarily have to make their situation better, but making their day a little brighter does help. Sometimes, simply letting them know that you care is enough to put a smile on their face.

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