Sending Memories: Pack of 10 Greeting Cards

Some news deserves better than a group chat.

We do not forget the people we love. We just stop doing the small things that keep them close. A text is not a card. A voice note is not a letter. Slowly, without noticing, the daily ways we held each other go quiet.

A greeting card is a small refusal of that. It arrives in the post. It sits on a kitchen table in the morning light. It has weight. It can be kept, read again, held in the hand while the phone stays in the pocket.

You choose one photograph. We print it onto ten cards, each with a matching envelope. You write inside them. You send ten pieces of yourself to the people who have been waiting for them.

Who this is for

• The family whose Christmas list is longer than they expected

• The mother whose baby arrived and needs to tell forty people

• The small business that sends every client a birthday card

• The bride whose family spans three countries

• The friend who still believes the post is worth using

• The person who has said "I should send her something" for the third year running
  

What arrives at your door

Ten cards, ten envelopes. Thick, quiet cardstock that feels worth writing on. A clean fold. Ink that holds. Nothing to assemble, nothing to source. Open the box and start writing.

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