# We should all know what this is used for by now.
from django.core.mail import send_mail

# get_template is what we need for loading up the template for parsing.
from django.template.loader import get_template

# Templates in Django need a "Context" to parse with, so we'll borrow this.
# "Context"'s are really nothing more than a generic dict wrapped up in a
# neat little function call.
from django.template import Context

# Some generic stuff to parse with
username = "fry"
password = "password_yo"
full_name = "Philip J Fry"

# Our send_mail call revisited. This time, instead of passing
# a string for the body, we load up a template with get_template()
# and render it with a Context of the variables we want to make available
# to that template.
send_mail(
    'Thanks for signing up!',
    get_template('templates_path/email.html').render(
        Context({
            'username': username,
            'password': password,
            'full_name': full_name
        })
    ),
    'admin@moxlee.com',
    ['users_email@gmail.com'],
    fail_silently = True
)