Shop By Greetings Card Occasion
Christmas Cards
- Three sizes to choose from
- Free Christmas card design templates here
- Delivered within two working days
Greetings Cards
- Choose your paper, size and quantity to suit your design
- Go for blank greeting cards or print a message inside
- Delivered within two working days
Invitations
- Choose from three different sizes
- Printed on a range of premium stocks
- Free invitation design templates here
Shop by Greetings Card Size
A6 Greetings Cards
- Three stunning paper types to choose from
- Our smallest personalised greetings card size
- Delivered within two working days
Square Greetings Cards
- A range of paper types to choose from
- Envelopes included in your order for easy posting
- Delivered within two working days
A5 Greetings Cards
- Choose from three luxurious stocks
- Great for personalised Birthday cards and thank you notes
- Free A5 greetings card design templates here
Shop Swing Tags & Parcel Tags
Parcel & Swing Gift Tags
- Rectangular or parcel shape tags available
- Choose from silk paper or uncoated
- String included for attaching to gifts
Parcel Tags
- Print single or double sided
- A professional way to sign off a corporate gift
- Delivered within two working days
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Paper to Print Invitations On
We have a huge range of high quality paper options so you can make the perfect invitations. Here’s a quick rundown of our papers:
- 350gsm Silk - a thick, silky card with a high-quality feel. A great option if your design’s background is colour-heavy.
- 350gsm Uncoated - a premium uncoated stock. Thick like card with a textured feel
What Size Greetings Card, Invite or Postcard Should I Print?
If you’re not sure what size cards or invites to print for your business, you’ve come to the right place! We’ve created this all-encompassing list to show you all of our sizes so you can print cards and invites that suit your needs.
- Greetings cards – A6 (105mm x 148mm), A5 (148mm x 210mm), 148mm Square (148mm x 148mm)
- Postcards – A6 (105mm x 148mm)
- Invites – A6 (105mm x 148mm), A5 (148mm x 210mm), DL (99mm x 210mm)
- Swing & parcel tags – 85mm x 55mm
How to Set Up Your Invite, Postcard or Swing Tag Design
Bleed and safety – Now you know our sizes, getting started on your design is a piece of cake! After setting your artwork document to the right size, add 3mm to each side to act as your bleed area . Make sure all your important information is at least 6mm away from the edge – this stops it from being trimmed off when we cut your print down to size.
Number of sides – As invites, postcards and swing/parcel tags are all available double sided, you may wish to make the most of all that additional space. If you do choose to print double sided, please create separate files for your front and back artwork – you’ll be asked to upload them separately when you add your product to the basket.
Colours – To get a better idea of what your colours will look like when they’re printed, be sure to change the colour mode to CMYK in your preferred designing program. This shows the spectrum of colours that are additive – i.e. colours that are added to white paper and get darker the more colour is added. This is how colours are used in commercial printing.
If you can’t set this up, don’t worry! When you upload your design to the website, our proofing tool automatically changes this for you and shows you the finished result to approve for print.
Saving your artwork – we accept loads of different file types, but the best way to make sure your fonts and images are flattened to the document (and therefore won’t move around or change when a member of our team manually checks your file before print), is to save your file as a PDF or JPEG document.
How to Set Up Your Card Design
All of the tips above apply to setting up a greetings card design for print, however there is a little bit more to think about when you have a design with folds.
Firstly, you’ll need to set your design up as the flat, open size. For example, an A5 greetings card will be A4 size when opened up. Split this down the middle to find your fold line.
If you’re printing a single sided greetings card (with just a front and back cover and no design inside), this is all you need to do! However, if you’re creating a design for the inside pages, you’ll need to create a separate file set up in the same way as the first. You’ll then need to upload this as side 2 when prompted by our online proofing tool.
How to Make Invitations
From wedding invitations to party invitations, the purpose of the invite will determine the design. To make your own, download a design template on the invitation page, or check out our ready-made designs that are completely free to customise!
How to Make Greetings Cards
Whether you want to wish customers merry Christmas or check in for a friendly update, business greeting cards can be a hugely beneficial marketing tool. With our team, you can choose from our range of templates and find a corporate greetings card design that perfectly matches your brand and objectives. Pick your card design now !
Top Design Tips for Cards & Invites
There’s nothing quite so personal as a custom card or invite coming through the post! No matter what your design, the sentiment will be there – but if you want to really wow your recipient, here are our top tips.
- Suitable fonts – businesses make cards and invites for a whole range of reasons; inviting clients to an award ceremony, wishing them a merry Christmas, and even selling their design on them. Pick a font that best suits your reason for sending – for example, swooping, romantic hand script style fonts are best on cards you might be selling, whereas blocky capitals would look more professional on a corporate thank you card.
- Personal note – leave room for a personal handwritten message, whether that’s inside your card or on the back of a postcard. There’s nothing like an actual written message to show how much you care!
- Add your logo – whether you’re selling your card designs or sending them out to customers, adding your logo is great for brand recognition.
- Get creative with stocks – and make sure your design suits the stock you choose. Kraft stocks look incredible with black outlined designs, whereas cream stocks give a warmer tone to your artwork. Choosing a creative stock is a great way to add a premium touch to your cards, and they can enhance your design if you use them to their advantages.