Greetings cards

I've seen some place like www.bestbranding.co.uk/ where they personalize almost everything, I like pens a lot.

vdd

I have just ordered a birthday card for my grandson from funky pigeon. He loves Denis the menace, I loved the fact you can personalise it. Price not bad either £2.00 first class post. I will definately use them again.

The Hallmark programme sounds good Liz. I used to use Moonpig a lot but find I get a lot of discount codes for Funky Pigeon so use them more. I've also used Hallmark, depends on which one had the most suitable card. I did a lovely engagement card for my son with several photographs of him and his fiancée taken at different times. They loved it and nice to keep.

I was given a Hallmark programme for my PC last year so I can make my own personalized greetings cards which is brilliant. The special paper and envelopes were part of the gift too so I haven't spent a penny (no not That spent a penny!), except on general xmas cards, in the last year.
There are plenty of stock cards in the programme so you only have to add a name and print it or you can take more time and insert photos, make your own verse etc.
Everyone who has received one feels very special. I have recently picked up some sheets of cheap stickers (flowers, butterflies, balloons etc) to decorate them even more....... where will it end?

I started to use Moonpig when I was at work as it gives reminders and does the posting for you so I have carried on but some people like close family members still get a handwritten and chosen card from me. M & S are doing it now too and Hallmark.

Lovely idea, libradi.

Libradi,what a lovely idea how nice it would be to keep a copy of cards and save in a memory box for when you DGD is older.I have a memory box for all my DGC
and every year I pop a note in and save something for them for when they are
older,my DD thinks I am batty but I enjoy doing it.

Moonpig had the ideas first and have been around a lot longer....but I've never liked there cheesy adverts.