How to Use a First Communion Party Free Ecard

When having a party, the internet has made it easy to send out invitations for your party planning. When having a First Communion Party or any other kind of party, sending out ecards is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to notify your guests.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Notebook
• Pencil
• Computer
• Access to the internet
• Personal email address

1. Sign up for a free email account. Visit Yahoo! Mail or Hotmail. You can use about any kind of free email service.
2. Name your account according to your party. You can type a username such as firstcommunion2007 or childscommunionparty. For example, your return email address would be as follows: [e-mail] or [e-mail].
3. Write down the names of the people that you plan on inviting to your child's communion party in your notebook.
4. Contact each person to obtain their email address. Write down their email address next their name in your notebook.
5. Try BlueMountain, Hallmark Egreetings, and Yahoo! Egreetings.
6. Find the Ecard Greeting website of your choice and browse the categories. You might look under special occasions, invitations and announcements or ecards.
7. Browse through the ecards that are available. When you find one that you like, click on the card. Then click a button that says "personalize."
8. Type the communion party details into the greeting area. Include details such as the time of the party, where it is located, and who to contact so that they can RSVP.
9. Type in the email addresses of the person(s) that you plan on inviting to the party into the "To" field.
10. Type your personalized email address into the "from" field.
11. Choose which date that you would like to send your invite. You can choose to send it that very day, or at another date.
12. Click the "send" button.

Tips & Warnings

• In the party details section, add your email address as the RSVP contact so others can reply to you via email.
• If you want to be notified when your guests read their ecards, click on the button that says "notify me when person views their card." This way you will know when each person receives their communion party invitation.
• Write down every person's name that you sent an ecard to. When they RSVP, you can place a check next to their name, so that you will know who is attending.
• Send out your ecards at least one month before the First Communion Party is to be held.
• Not everybody will respond through an ecard. If you haven't heard from somebody at least a few days before the party is to be held, go ahead and contact them by telephone.