Evite.com The best way to contract your friends into coming to your next bash By Emma Kae - 23rd August 2001 - Back to News Are you hosting this season’s biggest party? Well, be sure to create invitations that let your guests know that they are in for one huge night. Be sure to add notations of the essentials – like what you would like for gifts – and directions – so that your present does not get lost on the way. Sound like too much work? Log on to Evite.com and do it the easy way.
Evite.com is the simple, fast and free way to create your very own masterpiece, sure to have people at your door before you can say "supercalafragalisticexpialadochious" (however you spell that). Not only can you create a portfolio of your very own invitations, but also make and send polls, reminders and address books, even generate online photo albums – then e-mail them to everyone you know!
There are many templates to choose from, in many styles, from wacky to funky and stylish to cool. There is something for everyone, and if not, you can create your own by adding personalised graphics and sounds to make it a real extension of yourself. Sound a little more appetising than an invitation pad from Safeway?
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Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: support@gippslander.com
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