Personalised Greeting Cards
August 10, 2007 · Print This Article
Birthdays, Mother’s and Father’s Day, Valentines Day or just to say I love you. There are greeting cards these days for just
about everything. According to the Australian Greeting Card Association, Australians consume 22 cards per person per annum. That is a lot of greeting cards! But at the end of the day, they are very similar and they don’t give many options for adding your personal touch, saying what you really want and making them something special.
Moonpig personalised greeting Cards are different. Moonpig offers a selection of over 7000 cards, covering just about every occasion you can think of. What makes Moonpig different is all their cards can be personalised, the messages on the front and inside the card, to include the details of the recipient and your own message. Some you can even upload and include your own photographs.
Perfect for Father’s Day which is coming up on the 2nd of September. They have a big range of cards just for Dad.
Prices start from only $5.95. They can post your card directly to your recipient or back to you. Service is fast. I ordered a card yesterday afternoon and was very surprised to receive it in the mail today and the card looks great!
I have used Moonpig cards before and have loved them.
I ordered them for very special Christmas cards, invites to my daughters 21st party, and as one off special cards for the kids.
I had forgotten all about them actually, so thanks for the reminder Leigh. I must stop in and see what designs they’ve got.
I haven’t seen this card company, but you can bet I’ll be taking a look at them! I have some “odd” things I need cards for. Thanks for the link!
I have a thing for clever, imaginative paper goods. I’ve just wandered through Moonpig cards and I must say that they are witty and delightfully crafted. I hope we never lose touch with the magic of paper mail in this age of email. I am certain I am not the only person who relishes arriving at the mail box to find a note or letter or card from a friend. I stand at the end of my driveway and open the envelope. My Grandma Lucy is my most favorite pen pal. Much of the charm of her letters would be lost if her careful and perfect handwriting script were replaced by a quick email in Times New Roman 12 point font. Here’s to personalized notes and cards and letters and announcements and invitations. -Inventing Matilda