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First communion cards: invitation, remembrance, place card

First communion cards — A first communion invitation, a gold chalice with a round host above it drawn at the head of the card, wheat ears and a grape cluster along the foot, and a large clear empty panel through the middle for the child's name, parish and date., gilded card design, thin gold foil rules, small embossed ornament, formal classical proportion

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Reading 1Invitation
Reading 2Remembrance card
Reading 3Place card

First communion has its own small set of objects — chalice, host, wheat, grape — and its own week of printing: an invitation, a remembrance card, and a place card for the lunch that follows. These nine cover all three in three styles, with the chalice motif holding constant while the card changes.

  • a first communion invitation
  • a remembrance card for the day
  • a lunch or reception place card
  • a communion gift keepsake
  • a parish print run for the class

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each card is drawn at standard invitation and place-card proportions with an even margin, so both sizes print clean.
Can I add the child's name?
The design ships with the name panel open — add the name and date by hand or with your own printer.
What's the difference between the three styles?
The same chalice, host, wheat and grape motifs are set in three registers — a classic devotional line, a soft painterly treatment, and a clean modern layout.
Is this the same as a confirmation card?
No — confirmation has its own motifs (dove, flame, chrism cross). If you need that occasion, the confirmation cards pack fits better.

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