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Choosing Custom Printed Communion Invitations

Whether it be a Holy Communion, Baptism, Dedication or Confirmation, a religious service signifying the faith and obedience of an individual is one of the most sacred and important events of their lifetime.  Friends and family members are usually honored to be invited to attend and participate in the joyous occasion, and choosing a special communion invitation can make the event even more meaningful.  When choosing an invitation, be sure to consider the meaning of any religious symbols included in the card design.  By selecting a favorite color, choosing an appropriate design and personalizing the printed message, an invitation can reflect the personality of the sender, as well as portraying the significance of the ceremony.  Choosing a custom printed holy communion invitation also allows the option of including a favorite passage of scripture.

 

Cross

One of the most beloved symbols of the Christian religion is the cross.  Crosses are featured on Holy Communion invitations in a variety of colors, including pink, blue, lavender, gray, gold and silver.

Cross Holy Communion Invitation

Pink Filigree Cross
Holy Communion Invitation
from Tiny Tidings

 

Dove

A beautiful symbol of the Holy Spirit, love and peace is the dove.  Whether you choose the simplicity of a single dove or a dove combined with other religious symbols, doves create a classic Holy Communion invitation.  

Dove Communion Invitations

Blue Stained Glass and Dove
Holy Communion Invitation
from Tiny Tidings


Praying Hands

The symbol of praying hands is a simple reminder that requires no explanation.
This design with a pink design is a favorite choice for girls. 

Praying Hands Communion Invitations for Girls

Praying Hands
Holy Communion Invitation
from Tiny Tidings


Lamb

Lambs and sheep are used symbolically through the Bible and are often shown on religious  invitations for Confirmations and 1st Holy Communion celebrations.

Lamb 1st Communion Invitations

Blue Lamb
Communion Invitation from Tiny Tidings


Angel

The wonder and beauty of angels have been featured in art for centuries and remains a favorite theme for all types of Christian invitations.  A white satin ribbon has been added to this Angel and Dove design, resulting in a very elegant design.

Angel and Dove Communion Invitations

Angel and Dove
Communion Invitation from Tiny Tidings


Chalice

The chalice is one of the most profound symbols of Christianity.
It is named the cup of salvation in Psalm 116.
Psalm 116:3  I will take the cup of salvation, and call upon the name of the LORD

Chalice Christian Invitations

Chalice and Rose
Communion Invitation from Tiny Tidings


Cathedral

Cathedral, church and chapel designs are popular choices for all ages. Tiny Tidings offers a wide variety of designs ranging  from pink and blue churches for children to elegant cathedral ceiling designs.

Dove Communion Invitations

Cathedral
Communion Invitation from Tiny Tidings


Favorite scripture verses include:


Holy Communion Invitations for Twins

A confirmation or communion celebration for twins is a double blessing and deserves special recognition. Tiny Tidings offers an exclusive collection of religious invitations for twins and triplets.  

Twins Communion Invitations

Prayer Time
Communion Invitation from Tiny Tidings


Irish Theme

Irish themed  invitations are the perfect combination of religious tradition and heritage.  Designs from Tiny Tidings include Celtic Knots, Irish Jeweled Cross and Celtic Cross.

Dove Communion Invitations

Irish Jeweled Cross
Communion Invitation from Tiny Tidings


Dogwood

The dogwood tree has a beautiful and unusual bloom.  Although there is no scriptural basis for the legend of the dogwood tree, because of its message, the story remains popular. 

Dogwood 1st Holy Communion Invitations

Dogwood
from Tiny Tidings



The Legend of the Dogwood

In Jesus' time, the dogwood grew
To a stately size and a lovely hue.

'Twas strong and firm, its branches interwoven
For the cross of Christ its timbers were chosen.

Seeing the distress at this use of their wood
Christ made a promise which still holds good:

'Never again shall the dogwood grow
Large enough to be used so.

Slender and twisted, it shall be
With blossoms like the cross for all to see.

As blood stains the petals marked in brown
The blossom's center wears a thorny crown.

All who see it will remember me
Crucified on a cross from the dogwood tree.

Cherished and protected this tree shall be
A reminder to all of my agony.

~Author Unknown~