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We want to thank you, our READERS, for the support during the year and wish you very Happy Holidays! And if you are still looking for last minute Christmas Cards, we have many options listed below:

1. Free Christmas Ecards – instantly Email these animated ecards

2. Free Printable Christmas Cards – Print At home and send it your your loved ones.

3. Free Photo Ecards – Make Ecards with your photos add Christmas Effects

4. Free Printable Christmas Photo Cards – Create 5X5 or 8X4 photo cards right at home

5. Free New Year Ecards – Email New Year Ecards

6. Free New Year Printable Cards

Free Mothers Day Ecards and Printable Cards

Mother’s Day is a special occasion that is celebrated annually to honor the motherly figures in our lives. It is a day that celebrates the love, sacrifice, and hard work of mothers across the world.

The ancient Greeks and Romans celebrated a festival in honor of their mother goddesses, Rhea and Cybele, respectively. The early Christians also celebrated a similar festival known as Mothering Sunday, which was celebrated on the fourth Sunday of Lent. The tradition of Mothering Sunday began in the UK and was later adopted by other countries, including the United States.

The modern Mother’s Day, as we know it today, was first celebrated in the United States in the early 20th century. The woman behind the creation of Mother’s Day was Anna Jarvis, who was born in West Virginia in 1864. Anna Jarvis was the daughter of Ann Reeves Jarvis, a social activist who worked to improve health and sanitation conditions in her community.

Anna Jarvis was deeply influenced by her mother’s work and the tradition of Mothers’ Friendship Day. After her mother’s death in 1905, Anna Jarvis dedicated her life to establishing a national holiday in honor of mothers. She wrote letters to prominent politicians and influential people, including President Woodrow Wilson, urging them to establish a national holiday for mothers.

Anna Jarvis’s efforts paid off in 1914 when President Woodrow Wilson signed a proclamation designating the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day. The first official Mother’s Day was celebrated on May 9, 1914, and it quickly became a popular holiday across the United States. The holiday soon spread to other countries, including Canada, Mexico, and Australia.

Today, Mother’s Day is celebrated in many different ways across the world. It is a day when children and adults alike show their appreciation for their mothers and motherly figures by giving gifts, sending cards, and spending time with them. Many families also celebrate the day with a special meal or outing.

One can send our Mothers day eCards or Mothers day printable cards to show his or her appreciation for mothers.

Thank you messages to write in cards

The Right Words
The Right Words

Saying ‘Thank you’ seems a lot easier to do when the person you are saying it to is standing next to you. Facial expressions and body language – a warm hug, a genuine smile, a hand shake – communicate what words cannot. But, there are situations when you may have to adopt the long distance ecard way. Written words may not always compensate for a hug and a smile, but, they can still communicate your heartfelt appreciation in a sincere manner, provided you choose the right words.

So how do you convey what you feel in an eCard ‘Thank you’ card or Printable card ‘Thank you’ printable card?

  • Be sincere – When you say it from your heart, it shows. So say what you mean and mean what you say. ‘Thank you for making it to the party. We really enjoyed your company’ seems far more sincere than, ‘Thank you very much for taking time out of your busy schedule to attend the party.’
  • Be specific – Tell the recipient, what exactly you are appreciative of. Instead of saying, ‘Thanks for everything’, you could say, ‘Thank you for making me feel welcome. I needed that’ or ‘Thanks for being a good listener and for reminding me of my capabilities. Talking to you boosted my confidence.’
  • Be yourself – A thank you note serves as a token of your appreciation. It reflects your personality. So, whether you are thanking guests who attended a party, or a friend who helped you out, remember to add that personal touch that says it’s from you. A card is not complete until you personalize it with your message.
    • Use these pointers to make your

Thank you cards

Thank you printable cards

     sweet and memorable.

Christmas Cards – What you are saying

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Also dont forget we have many animated christmas ecards so click here for those.

Christmas Cards

Mothers Day Cards

Mothers day is this Sunday are you ready? We have added many new mothers day cards in both our printable cards section and ecards. I am sure you will find something for your mother. If you dont send us an email and we will try to make ones for you.

Happy Mothers Day

Mothers Day
Mothers Day