Description
Thank your best man with a warm card that combines appreciation with a playful possessive punchline. The front reads 'You're the best man that everyone wishes they had - But you're mine :-)' and features bold black lettering, yellow highlight blocks, scattered stars and a small smiling yellow heart. It suits a groom, bride or couple thanking the best man after the wedding or during the preparations.
The card is blank inside, leaving room for a personal thank-you, wedding memory or note about the support he gave. It measures 12.7 x 17.8 centimeters and is printed on 300gsm smooth, heavyweight greetings card. A brown envelope is included, with room for cash, a voucher or a gift card when that suits the occasion.
Choose this card when you want to name his wedding role clearly and add the details of why his help mattered. The printed wording establishes the sentiment straight away, while the blank interior leaves the personal part of the greeting entirely to you.
Why buy this card?
Good Quality & Size
A personalised greeting card that is 7 x 5" in size. Printed on strong 300gsm cardstock with a smooth finish so that it both feels and looks good on any mantlepiece or shelf!
Envelope Included
Your card comes complete with an envelope. Once you've written your message inside you can pop the card in the envelope provided before posting on or giving to the lucky recipient.
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Features
This greeting card has been designed by Hey Chimp. The card and envelope are 100% recyclable.
- Card size: 5 x 7" (127mm x 178mm approx)
- Envelope: Envelope included
- Card type: 300gsm heavyweight card with smooth finish
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