FRAMINGHAM, MA, November 15, 2011 (Press-News.org) Today, Punchbowl.com, the leader in start to finish party planning and digital greeting cards, announced a beautiful new collection of free eCards for Thanksgiving. With stunning designs and endless customization options, senders can gobble up the chance to share warm greetings with friends and family for the holiday.
During the whirlwind period of Thanksgiving planning and traveling, free eCards for Thanksgiving are a convenient and thoughtful way to celebrate with loved ones near and far. The digital greeting cards for Thanksgiving feature festive seasonal motifs that include fine-feathered friends and autumn foliage. Senders can customize the message in the card with their own personal well-wishes and schedule their greetings to arrive in the recipient's inbox at a specific date and time.
Looking ahead to the holidays, busy families can browse the beautiful collections of Christmas eCards, Season's Greetings, and digital Hanukkah cards as they explore the site. Among the site's many holiday greeting card designs are the popular photo style holiday cards that families love. Thanksgiving is the perfect opportunity to snap a family picture to use on the family holiday card this year.
For those hosting the big turkey day dinner this year, Punchbowl is also a great resource for Thanksgiving party ideas to make planning a breeze. Party planners can find helpful articles about party themes, decorating tips, recipes, crafts, activities, and more. These ideas will help create a delicious and memorable gathering for all.
To send free digital greeting cards for Thanksgiving, visit: http://www.punchbowl.com/ecards/thanksgiving.
About Punchbowl, Inc.
Punchbowl is the company behind the critically acclaimed website Punchbowl.com, the one-stop site that helps smart moms and savvy professionals celebrate special occasions, milestone events, and holidays. Punchbowl offers a modern, effortless way to plan an unforgettable celebration with start to finish party planning. In addition, the site offers digital greeting cards that have the look and feel of a traditional paper card. Founded by software and user interface experts Matt Douglas and Sean Conta, the company is located in Framingham, MA and is backed by Contour Venture Partners and Intel Capital. To learn more, visit http://www.punchbowl.com/corporate.
Punchbowl Announces Free Digital Greeting Cards for Thanksgiving
Share thoughtful well-wishes this Thanksgiving with beautiful, free digital greeting cards.
2011-11-15
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