Product description:
Card: B-SWA-1613
Silver Wedding Anniversary Mass Bouquet
Don’t be anxious if you are not able to personally wish silver wedding anniversary of your friend or family member! A greeting card is an ideal way to convey your greetings and prayers on this day. You can order a silver wedding anniversary card that features an exquisite bouquet of purple flowers and a picture of interlocking wedding rings with a small prayer on the front. This card also has the blessings of Jesus Christ. So, allow us to send the greeting card for you.
Front Message
Mass Bouquet.
Silver Wedding Anniversary.
May the love of the Holy Family surround you today and always.
Verse Inside
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions with a special prayer that God will bless you today and always.
From {Name}
Celebrant {Celebrants Signature}
To wish you every blessing, joy and happiness. May God make this day and its memories special for you always.
Features
- Approximate size of the card: Standard Size: 129 x 179mm
- Sales Package Contents: 1 Greeting Card & 1 Envelope
- Material: 220 gsm paper – FSC Certified
- Printing Quality: 100% Premium Digitally Printed Greeting Card
- Designed & produced in Ireland – supporting Irish jobs
- We proudly carry Guaranteed Irish & Print Irish logos
- Proceeds support DWM charitable projects
- Can be personalised inside (handwritten/overprint) and sent directly to the recipient’s address
- Send back to yourself for you to personalise & deliver it yourself
Additional information
All Mass Bouquets are available blank inside to accommodate special overprinting if required.
You can either send this card back to your address to handwrite the message inside and then deliver by hand or post it yourself.
If you would again prefer, DWM Cards can send this card directly to the recipient’s address. We can either handwrite or overprint (mono/colour) your message depending on your choices.
Delivery times may vary
Price does not include duties and/or taxes for international shipments.
