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Using a Standing Communion Chalice Photo Frame

Using a Standing Communion Chalice Photo Frame

Learn how to display and use the 5" x 7" Standing Communion Chalice and Grapes Photo Frame to commemorate a First Holy Communion milestone.

Getting Started with Your Standing Frame

The Standing Communion Chalice and Grapes Photo Frame is designed to display a cherished photo from a child's First Holy Communion. This double-hinged frame stands on its own and includes a pewter chalice figurine, making it both a frame and a decorative keepsake.

Before you begin, know that the frame holds a 4" x 6" photo (the insert size) and has an outer frame size of 5 1/2" x 7". When fully open, the frame measures 10 1/2" x 7".

What the Frame Includes

How to Insert Your Photo

Follow these steps to replace the included print with your own photo.

  1. Open the frame: Carefully unfold the double-hinged frame so it stands open on a flat surface. The frame is designed to stand upright when both panels are angled.
  2. Remove the protective glass: Slide out the protective glass from the side that holds the print. Handle the glass by the edges to avoid fingerprints.
  3. Replace the print: Remove the 4" x 6" Chalice and Grapes print and insert your own 4" x 6" photo in its place. Ensure the photo faces outward.
  4. Replace the glass: Slide the protective glass back into the frame over your photo. Make sure it sits flush and secure.
  5. Close the frame: Fold the panels together gently until the frame is closed. The frame can be displayed open on a shelf or table, or stored in its box when not in use.

Where to Display the Frame

Because the frame stands on its own, it fits well on a nightstand, dresser, or shelf. The standing design makes it easy to see from multiple angles. If you plan to gift it, the original box keeps the frame safe during transport.

The frame's silver finish and pewter chalice figurine complement other religious decor, such as a small statue or a candle. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight for long periods to prevent fading of the photo or the frame's finish.

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