Send a Card to a Loved One

We are happy to provide an electronic card as a free service so you may provide comfort to your loved ones in their time of need. We do not send any email to the address you provide other than the card notification. After the email is sent, the address is deleted from our system. After 7 days or when the recipient views the card, we delete it from our system.

1. Select an image for the front of the card.

Image format: Photo  Painting  Vignette

2. Select an appropriate card quote.

3. Who will receive the card (we do not send any other email other than the card information).

Recipient Email Address

4. Who is sending the card (sender name will be in email subject line).

Sender Full Name

5. Message to include on the card (you should at least include your name).

Sympathy Card Etiquette Keep messages short. Some common phrases include: Our thoughts and prayers are with you, "Deceased name" will remain in our hearts forever, Our deepest sympathy, With deepest sympathy, With heartfelt condolences, "Deceased name" will always be in our hearts and memories, Please accept my condolences, I am sorry for your loss. If the deceased is a person that you knew very well, it is proper to convey how much that person meant to you and how much you will miss them (e.g. Uncle Bill meant the world to me and I will miss him greatly). If you did not know the deceased very well, keep the card short and simple (e.g. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. John Smith and Family). Acknowledging the loss of the person who has died is acceptable (e.g. Please accept my condolences for your loss). Use your last name when signing the message (e.g. With Love, Connie Chung). Even if the person you are sending the card to is someone who knows you well, it is still a good idea to sign your last name because there may be other friends or family members with the same first name as yours. Do not include phrases such as "Time will heal all wounds" or "It was his time to go."
Message (limit 255 characters)