Can anyone recommend e cards? I love the animation that Julian Pavey puts on his posts sometimes. I'd love to be able to send an e card like that. Any suggestions?
Katrina Black ● 2345d11 Comments
I have a friend who always sends me an ecard from jacquielawson.comThey are animated, with sound.
Gail Busza ● 2345d
Trouble with e-cards is you can't put them on your mantelpiece!
Peter Evans ● 2345d
I can highly recommend jacquielawson.com which I have used many times.Over 400 cards to choose from in different categories and with themes. They are all animated and have specially chosen and arranged music.Visit the website to see and hear.Someone sent one to me and I was so impressed that I signed up and paid £12 to send as many as I like for 1 year.They never fail to arrive at 1am on the chosen date and they let us know when they’ve been viewed.There are cards for every occasion and it’s brilliant to be able to send them to anywhere in the world especially if I’ve just remembered that it’s someone’s birthday tomorrow or if someone needs cheering up.
Rima Jones ● 2345d
I use jacquielawson too. Not very 'edgy' — more tranquil.
Angela Knight ● 2345d
I sent one to my oldest son for his birthday in May.. He is an architect living in East Sussex and having a tough time with lockdown.I sent him the Art Deco one with appropriate music and he loved it. He just couldn’t stop grinning.My daughter living in Amsterdam. For her birthday in March. “ Trust my mother to send this lovely thing for my birthday on Mother’s Day UK”
Maybe I should take a closer look! I usually select very quickly :)
We used to upload many many images on the Forum years ago. Indeed we used to have a training thread and practice on the then little used Wandsworth Forum.If you search say "Dogs gif" on Google Images...you'll find an array of dog moving image. Julian must be doing that and using the
Jim Lawes ● 2345d
Cont... Julian must be doing that search and using the
That uploading code doesn't want to appear!
Many thanks everyone.
Katrina Black ● 2344d