Personalised Wedding Cards
Explore elegant personalised wedding cards designed to match every couple’s unique story.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Personalised Wedding Cards
What sizes do your wedding cards come in?
Most of our wedding cards measure 185 mm × 132 mm when folded. Some designs are also available in square formats. Exact dimensions are always listed on each product page so you can confirm before ordering.
How long does printing and delivery take?
Personalised cards are usually dispatched within 1–2 working days. Standard UK delivery takes 2–3 working days after dispatch. Express options are available at checkout.
Can I add my own photo and message?
Yes. Choose a photo-upload design and type your message at checkout. We’ll print it exactly as provided, so please double-check spellings.
Is the envelope included?
Yes, every card includes a matching envelope.
Will you check my design before printing?
Our team reviews alignment and print quality. We don’t edit wording, so please proof-read your text carefully.
Do you offer next-day delivery?
For eligible postcodes, we offer expedited delivery at checkout. Cut-off times apply.
Are the cards recyclable?
Yes. Our cards and envelopes are fully recyclable. Certain specialty finishes may affect recyclability; details are on each product page.
What is a good thing to write in a wedding card?
A heartfelt message expressing your congratulations, well wishes and love for the couple on their special day is always perfect.
Wedding wishes for a newly married couple (examples)
- “Wishing you a lifetime filled with love, joy and happiness. Congratulations on your wedding day!”
- “May your marriage be a beautiful journey full of laughter and endless love.”
- “May the bond you share today grow stronger with every year.”
- “Here’s to love, laughter and a lifetime of cherished memories together.”
How do you wish someone a happy married life?
“Wishing you a lifetime of love, happiness and togetherness. Congratulations and best wishes!”
What can I write in my son and daughter-in-law’s wedding card?
“Congratulations to our wonderful son and daughter-in-law! May your love grow stronger each day and your life together be filled with joy and harmony.”
Is it customary to bring a card to a wedding?
Yes — wedding cards are a traditional and thoughtful way to share your congratulations and blessings with the couple.
What do parents write in a wedding card?
Messages from parents often share love, pride and blessings. Example: “On your wedding day our hearts are full. We’re so proud of you both — may your marriage be filled with love and understanding.”
How do you end a wedding card?
Try: “Warmest wishes”, “With love and blessings”, “Cheers to your forever”.
Do you write Mr and Mrs on a wedding card?
It’s common to address the envelope as “Mr and Mrs [Surname]”, though you can use the couple’s preferred names and titles.