First Holy Communion keepsake page, gold bunting and gift tags on a table set for the celebration
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First Holy Communion printables: free bunting, keepsake page & gift tags

Actualizado 11 agosto 2026

A child's First Holy Communion is one of the big days of the year: the white dress or little suit, the church, and the family gathering afterwards. And a few thoughtful touches make the celebration feel truly special. With these free First Holy Communion printables you'll have party bunting, a fill-in keepsake page and gift tags ready in a few minutes. No sign-up, no leaving your email.

Just download, print on A4 and you're set for the big day. Below you'll also find simple ideas for putting it all together and keeping the memory for years to come.

Everything you need

  • 3 free printables as PDFs: gold bunting, a keepsake page and gift tags. No sign-up.
  • The keepsake page records the name, date, church and celebrant, one to fill in and frame.
  • Print on A4 at full size; on 120–160 gsm card the bunting and tags feel that bit nicer.
  • Communion usually falls in May, for children in second class, perfect for a spring celebration.
First Holy Communion keepsake page, gold bunting and gift tags on a table set for the celebration
Bunting, keepsake page and gift tags ready for the celebration.

A day to remember

First Holy Communion is a milestone for the whole family. For the child it's a special step; for parents and grandparents it's a day of pride, photographs and a house full of relatives. Between the church ceremony and the celebration at home, there's plenty to organise: so having the decorations and keepsakes ready in advance takes the pressure off.

That's exactly what these printables are for: a little bit of preparation that lets you enjoy the day itself.

The printables to download (PDF)

Three printables, ready to go · free and no sign-up

⛪ Party bunting (PDF)📖 Keepsake page (PDF)🎀 Gift tags (PDF)

Free for personal use. Print on A4 at full size.

The bunting features gold chalice, cross, Bible and host motifs to cut out and string together. The keepsake page has spaces for the day's details and a photo. And the gift tags are perfect for tying onto a present or a money envelope, with room for "to" and "from".

How to put it all together

  1. Print what you need. Choose the bunting, keepsake page and tags, print extra tags if there are lots of gifts.
  2. Cut out the bunting flags along the navy dashed lines, fold the top over a ribbon and glue or tape.
  3. Hang the garland across the mantelpiece, a doorway or the party table.
  4. Fill in the keepsake page on the day, add a photo afterwards, and pop it in a frame.
  5. Tie a gift tag onto each present or card so nothing gets mixed up.

Little touches that make the day

  • A memory to keep. Have guests sign the back of the keepsake page, a lovely record of who was there.
  • Match your colours. Print the bunting on cream or ivory card to suit a classic white-and-gold theme.
  • Gifts made easy. Since it's traditional to give the child money or a token, a neat gift tag keeps track of who gave what for the thank-you cards later.
  • Get the children involved. Older siblings can help cut and thread the bunting the evening before.

Printing tips

  • Full size. In the print dialog choose "Actual size" or "100%" rather than "Fit to page" so everything prints to the right dimensions.
  • Paper. Ordinary paper is fine, but 120–160 gsm card gives the bunting and tags a more premium feel and helps them last.
  • Save on ink. The designs use soft gold tones on purpose. If you're printing several, "greyscale" or "draft" mode saves even more.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to sign up to download the printables?
No. All three PDFs download directly, with no sign-up or email required. They're free for personal use at home.

What details go on the keepsake page?
There's space for the child's name, the date, the church and the celebrant, plus room to add a photo. Fill it in on the day and frame it as a lasting memento.

What size should I print them at?
Print on A4 at "Actual size" or "100%". For sturdier bunting and tags, use 120–160 gsm card rather than standard paper.

Can I use the gift tags for money or vouchers?
Yes. Tie a tag onto a card or envelope with a little ribbon: it's a tidy way to label who each gift is from, which helps when writing the thank-you cards.

When is First Holy Communion usually held?
It typically takes place in May for children in second class, though dates vary by parish and school. Print your decorations a week or two ahead so everything's ready.

Enjoy the celebration

Print the pieces you need, string up the bunting and set out the tags, then relax and enjoy the day. A few simple printables turn a busy morning into a celebration that looks as special as it feels.

One practical note: between bunting, keepsakes, gift tags, invitations and all those Communion photos, the printer cartridge empties fast. At Startoner you'll find tested compatible toner and ink cartridges at prices that won't give you a fright: so the celebration never stalls over an empty cartridge.

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