Buncee Cards and Invites plus Giveaway

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I have always adored cards and invitations. As a kid, I would save all of my correspondence in a shoe box and I was always impressed at how the graphics and fonts could convey such different messages.

As an adult, I never miss a year of sending personalized picture Christmas cards and I love to display the ones we receive in our home. I still adore a pretty invitation, card, or announcement.

Now, in our age of modern technology, you can make your greetings even more personalized and interactive.

Buncee.com is a whole new way of creating and sharing greetings online. Showcase and share your memories, interests, new finds, business stories and more in a unique, fun and social way. By leveraging the capabilities of online tools and iOS devices, buncee makes it easy for even the most ‘non-technical’ individuals to create and share engaging and interactive multi-media creations that can be shared publicly or privately.

I love the way buncee helps you to create personalized greeting cards. It is a great resource for interactive personal cards, a great way to create interactive educational lessons or presentations, and a wonderful resource for digital advertisements. Whether using Buncee.com for personal use, for education, or for your business, Buncee gives you all the tools you need to incorporate digital media in a fun and easy way. 

Head to their gallery to see the latest creations and get inspired to create on of your own! You can also connect with them on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. 

Enter to win

Are you ready to upgrade the way you send greetings online? One lucky 5 Minutes For Mom reader will win an annual subscription of Buncee.com’s premium service. That’s a $59.99 value!

Enter below to win. Good luck and happy creating!  

Julia is a full time mommy and part time writer who thrives on Starbucks, chocolate, and toddler kisses. When she is not chasing a toddler around, you can find her at her personal blog, http://www.elatedexhaustion.com, or playing on Twitter @juliahembree.