If there is ever a time for the beauty of ugliness and the delight of terror, Halloween must be it. The best Halloween greetings are often the worst — and vice versa. Electronic greeting cards can meet your every Halloween greeting need, however sick or pretty.
Here are some of my favorite sites to compose and send Halloween greetings. Remember you can also send, for free, some Halloween cards from this site, complete with short poems or holiday quotations:
Halloween is a cat and mouse and bat and Jack'o'lantern game at Jacquie Lawson — a frightening game, of course. The other fantastically drawn, animated and melodized cards are even spookier...
Cat and pumpkin have ghastly ghostly friends at Ojolie, and they all let you send marvelously done Halloween greetings.
No cruel cards at AmericanGreetings.com, but paying members can select from a large collection of high quality Halloween greetings, from funny cards to Halloween invitations, and more.
A sheer endless supply of gorgeous and old Halloween greeting cards awaits at CardCow.com.
From apple bobbing over the mirror game to a children's dreadful fright, Antique Halloween E-Cards brings all the glory, fun and magnificence of vintage Halloween cards to any email inbox.
Pumpkins, witches, cats and more fly, glide and teeter through these fabulous vintage Halloween greetings, certain to delight the recipient.
If all the ready-made cards are not right for you and certainly not right for your friends, you can carve your own Halloween pumpkin, funny or frightening, at Bloompetals and send it via email.
From an era gone by, these motives from Victorian Halloween greeting cards will jump right into your heart — and into the hearts of those to whom you send email greetings using them.
It's horrible, awful and out of control: Halloween at JibJab is not only scary but also funny — in a scaring manner. You can even put your own face in the cards for that little, well, extra.
Haunted cards and haunted castles, frightening green and frightening greetings. This and much more makes Halloween e-cards sent from FunUtilities.com so scary.
