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When a young girl or boy makes their First Holy Communion, they are making a sacrament that is celebrated by the entire family. It's a milestone in their faith that should be remembered and cherished. If you want to celebrate the blessed event with the most personalized, customized gift you can get him or her, give them one of our Rhyming and Rhythmic Epic Renditions!
Our Renditions are unique tributes that celebrate special people and special events, like a child making their First Holy Communion. Recipients treasure them for several reasons. First, they are completely customized. Second, they require a team to create (you and us). Third, they make the recipients "heroes" or "heroines" of their own little story. And finally, it's similar to a song being written about him or her. Anyone who receives a Rendition will really appreciate the thought that went into capturing their true essence. It's so personalized, it will proudly be displayed forever! 
This website has many examples of our Renditions. If you are interested in reading some, we suggest that you relax, sit in a comfortable chair with a nice beverage, and take your time. Like a great song, you cannot appreciate or enjoy a Rendition if you fast-forward through it. Our rhythm is our "trademark," so let yourself "feel the rhythm." Also, like a great song, the more times you hear a Rendition, the more you will like it! Read them a few times and you will see what we mean. Please be sure that you read the Recipient Profiles first. These describe the Gift Recipient, and are the entire basis for our Renditions. They appear at the beginning of each Rendition. Try placing yourself in the Gift Recipient's position as you read!
We are often asked if this is poetry. We try to avoid the words "poetry" and "poems" because they are misleading terms when compared to what we do. "Poets" write "Poems" and poems generally contain similes, metaphors and other fancy, poetry-related words that most of us simply cannot relate to. At Epic Renditions, we have specially trained "Composers" who write "Renditions," which are quite different from poems. We use simple, everyday words, and we exclude words with deep meanings that need to be contemplated. We don't use similes, metaphors, or anything that makes our Renditions hard to read. Instead, our Renditions are designed to read the way we speak, but with an intricate, well-designed Rhythm and Rhyme that flows smoothly and tells a great story. The "star" of the story is the Gift Recipient.
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