For a teammate
Happy birthday! Thanks for bringing good ideas and good humour to our days. Hope you get a proper break today.
ALL THEIR PEOPLE. ONE HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
From the friend across the street to family across the world. Bring their birthday wishes together in one card to open and enjoy.
Start a birthday cardFree for now. No account or payment details needed.
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A little love, from all of us
Happy birthday, Alex! A little love from all your favourite people.
3 messages, just for you
Choose a birthday design. Add their name and a greeting that sounds like you.
Share the signing link with friends or family. Keep it out of chats that include the birthday person.
Get the recipient link and send it in your own message when you are ready. We do not email the recipient for you.
A FEW WORDS TO GET YOU STARTED
A small shared memory often means more than a grand speech. Start with one of these ideas, then add a detail only you would know.
Happy birthday! Thanks for bringing good ideas and good humour to our days. Hope you get a proper break today.
Wish we could share a slice of cake in person. Sending a big birthday hug until we can.
Today is your turn to feel looked after. Thank you for all the little things you do for us. Happy birthday!
Here is to all the stories so far and all the good ones still to come. Let us make a few more this year.
Different places, one big birthday wish. We are all cheering you on today.
More cake, more laughs, more days that feel like this. Happy birthday!
Yes, for now. No payment details are needed. If we add paid cards later, we will show the price before you pay. Cards you made for free will not be charged later.
No. The organiser gives an email address so we can send their private edit link. Signers need only their name and message; their email is optional.
Each card can hold up to 500 messages. People can add photos or GIFs with image links and choose a font for their words.
Anyone with the recipient link can read the card. The signing link lets people add messages. Keep the organiser’s edit link private; it controls the design and access to the other links.
Yes. People can still use the signing link after you share the card. New messages appear when the recipient returns or reloads it.
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