Invitation First Communion "Embossed" Cross
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Invitation First Communion "Embossed" Cross
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Your invitations do not need to match the event theme, but doing so shows that you’re throwing a well-put-together occasion that suggests that every decision is intentional. Having a cohesive theme adds a nice detail that guests will surely appreciate.
Ideally, you want to send out invitations 2-3 months before most events, such as birthdays. However, this isn’t always possible. If you can’t give that much notice, send them out as soon as all of the plans are confirmed. This will allow your guests as much time as possible to receive the invite and plan to accept the invitation.
However, the bigger and more important your event is, the more advanced notice you’ll want to give your guests. For example, wedding invitations can be sent even six months in advance.
Yes, you can print on the back of your invitation for free! Most designs already have a corresponding design on the back that can be personalized using the Design Tool and going to Layers. This is a great way to communicate more information or further personalize your Invitation First Communion Embossed Cross. The option is really up to you.
While you can customize any existing design by going to a product page and selecting "Personalize" then "Edit using Design Tool," you can also create your own design completely from scratch through the following:
- Step 1: Navigate to our "Personalized Custom Invitations & Announcement" page
- Step 2: Find the product you want to add a design to and click on it to get to a page that features that product
- Step 3: Select "Customize This Design"
- Step 4: You’ll then enter our design tool, which you can use to add text, images, and more to completely customize your design
There are a number of paper types available to choose from in our paper collection. Our core paper types include Basic Semi-Gloss, Signature Matte, Signature Double-Thick, Premium Linen, Premium Pearlescent, and Premium Soft Touch. We only offer the highest quality paper options for our products.
We offer multiple size options for you to choose from. The 5"x7" is the most popular but all sizes have been selected based on popular invitation sizes customers buy. Be creative and pick a size that fits your event and style!
We have hundreds if not thousands of different invitation designs like Boy First Communion Invitations and Girl First Communion Invitations. However, if none of these designs match your needs you can customize any existing design or make your own from scratch so that you can set the stage for a memorable celebration.
We absolutely do! We have a wide variety of supplies that you can purchase to match your Invitation First Communion Embossed Cross.
For example, you can browse our cards and posters. In the rare case where customers can’t find what they need, you can customize any design or talk to our customer support to better help you host your dream event.
If you’re looking for a personalized way to close your envelopes check out our envelope seals or our wax seals to make your invitations really stand out. You can also use existing or personalized rubber stamp designs to go along with the theme of your invitations. We have thousands of products and designs for your event to get your guests pumped up for the festivities.
Yes, after you buy your digital invitation or any of our other digital products, you can continue to make changes to the design if you wish. You’re allowed to make as many changes as you want at any point through our website and design tool.
You can apply the design of your Invitation First Communion Embossed Cross to other items for a party such as stickers. The same goes for all of our digital products - any digital product/ design you purchase can also be used on any Zazzle product.
Purchasing both types of invitations gives you unmatched flexibility. It allows you to email your invitation to some guests and mail the printed invitations to others.
Another reason to have both is to be able to have keepsakes in both formats. Physical invitations serve as a tangible keepsake to fondly remember an event, while digital invitations can stand the test of time and be easily looked at online years later.
