Receiving a card - be it for your birthday, Valentines Day, Mothers Day, Father Days or Easter - that has been specially made just for you can be both heartwarming and humorous...especially if you have a young DC who writes the first thing that comes to their minds. So Card Factory would love you to share the best/funniest personalised cards you’ve ever received.
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Did a loved one root out some really old and perhaps slightly embarrassing photos of you to plaster all over the card? Maybe your DC wrote a message that was hilariously unfiltered but oh so sweet? Or have you ever received a card that brings back so many great memories every time you read it?
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My favourite personalised card was from a good friend of mine. It was black/white/retro and said something about snotato liking wine a lot and ending up on the floor. It doesn’t sound that funny,but when I opened it I couldn’t stop laughing.
Me and my brother used to send rubbish cards to each other, so whatever awful naff ones we could find in the shops. Then one year he said he'd got me the best rubbish card ever. It was an actual picture of a rubbish dump
I moved house and my lovely friend put together a card which was done like the front of Hello! magazine and used photos of us all with headlines. It was a really nice touch and we have kept hold of it.
When I was pregnant, I wanted the sex of the baby to be revealed, but my husband didn't, so we didn't find out, but on Mother's Day before my baby was born, I received a personalised card in the post addressed to 'Mummy', and on the card was a picture of the scan and the words 'It's a BOY!' along with a blue balloon that popped out of a box with blue confetti!
It was so sweet and lovely, and apparently he had planned it all along to surprise me.
My friend sent me a Birthday card addressed to 'Herin' instead of my real name which is Erin. I know it doesn't sound that funny but it made me giggle at the time. X
For my last birthday my sister gave me a card which simply said "name, you are a bright & beautiful star and don't you forget it" and it meant so much to me after a rough few years. I've kept it sitting out in my bedroom and every time I look at it, I think of my sister and smile
The best cards I've received are the ones from my DC. They do some wonderful elaborate drawings! And my DS has just started learning to write so the card for my last birthday had the word 'poo' scrawled in it!!!!
I received a handmade birthday card from an ex with a German pornographic playing card stuck to the front. He did have a weird / dark sense of humour though
The nicest card I had was made by my then three year old. Mother’s Day card in the shape of a cup and saucer with a tea bag taped to the inside, decoration by small person with the help of her nursery carer. It was a proper brew too!!
My mum found some horrendous photos of me to put on a card for my wedding day- double chins, horrendous outfits.. and it was like a cover from 'ok' with 'congratulations'.. soooo embarrassing!
Every year for their birthdays I give my children a personalised birthday card of photos of their last year - it’s a lovely reminder of the big events of the past year and a lovely memento to keep. I also enjoy going through my photos to pick out the ones that make on to the card
When I was homesick at uni because it was Diwali and I didn’t know anyone celebrating it, one of my good friends made a beautiful card for me. It was so sparkly and in keeping with the whole feeling of Diwali. I was so touched and it’s still one I’ve held onto 15 years later.
For mother’s day last year DP and his children made an amazing photo collage card filled with pictures of all the things we had done together that year. I still love looking for at it, in fact it’s still on the bookshelf.
Received a personalised card from DH on our 2nd wedding anniversary with a collage of photos from our wedding day, song with a large bunch of flowers. It was lovely and so kind of him as he isn’t romantic at all but Our first wedding anniversary was spent with me in the depths of all day ‘morning’ Sickness and I couldn’t even get out of bed. I’ve kept it
