A good card does most of the work of a gift. It is the part people keep, long after they have forgotten what came with it, and it is the difference between a present that was bought and one that was thought about.
Emma Kate Co makes most of what you will find here, in her signature brush lettering: birthday cards, congratulations, sympathy, thank you, and the harder-to-find ones for when there is no occasion at all and you simply want someone to know. Matching gift tags sit alongside them, so the wrapping does not let the card down.
Buy a few at a time and keep them in a drawer. The card you already have at home is always better than the one bought in a rush at the supermarket.
What size are the Emma Kate Co cards?
Emma Kate Co greeting cards are A6, 105mm x 148mm folded, and come with a custom printed envelope in a coordinating design. They are blank inside, so there is plenty of room for your own words.
Do you sell gift tags to match the cards?
Yes. Several designs come as both a card and a gift tag, including Wildheart, Grateful for You, Glad You Exist and A Little Note, A Big Thank You, so the tag on the parcel can match the card inside.
What should I write in a card?
Keep it short and specific. Name one thing you appreciate about the person or one memory you share, then sign off warmly. Three honest sentences beat a page of general wishes, and a blank card leaves room for exactly that.
Do you have cards for weddings and engagements?
Yes. Emma Kate Co's Mr and Mrs, Happily Ever After and This Calls For Champagne cards all suit a wedding, engagement or anniversary. Pair one with a gift from our wedding decor edit.
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