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First Communion

Mar 20
2 min read

Updated: Oct 29

First Holy Communion is a beautiful milestone in a young child's faith journey. What better way to celebrate than with a faith-filled gift that will help them on their journey? Finding that perfect gift can be daunting, so we have put together a few gifts ideas for both boys and girls! All the items have links directly to purchase them below.


Traditional attire has been a white dress with veil for girls and white suit for boys, representing purity and innocence. Below are links to beautiful, timeless dresses for girls as well as traditional suits for boys. Hopefully this makes it a little easier for you to find that perfect dress or suit!


First Communion Apparel:


What if you need a gift? We can help! Traditional first communion gifts include prayer books, missal (Mass book), scapulars, jewelry or a rosary. My grandmother gave me a gold necklace with my initials engraved on the front and my First Communion date on the back. I never take it off and it is a steady reminder of that day and my grandmother!


Mother Mary Statue & Standing Crucifix:

Scapular:

Prayer Books:

Rosary:



*Cash gifts are appropriate as well. The amount will be based on your relationship with the child. Appropriate amounts range from 50$-200$.





 
 
 

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