Anniversary Card - Pink Champagne

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This sophisticated Pink Champagne anniversary card by UK Greetings is designed for individuals seeking a premium, tactile way to celebrate a milestone. It features high-end detailing including gleaming gems, embossed gold foil, and iridescent accents, making it a thoughtful keepsake. While it offers a luxurious aesthetic, users should note that due to the decorative gems and embossing, it requires standard letter postage and should be handled with care to prevent damage to the foil elements.
| Model Part Number | ukg 675899 |
|---|---|
| Brand | UK Greetings |
The card measures 186mm x 186mm.
Yes, a coordinating envelope is included with the purchase.
While you can use a fountain pen, ensure the ink is fast-drying to avoid feathering or smudging on the decorative paper stock.
Due to the gems and square shape, we recommend using a stiffened envelope or a bubble mailer to protect the card's embellishments.
The message reads: ...as well as lots of wonderful memories to look back on, and the best of times ahead. Happy Anniversary.
Gently wipe the surface with a clean, dry micro-fiber cloth to remove any dust or fingerprints.
Use a quick-drying ballpoint pen and allow the ink to sit for 30 seconds before closing the card.
To ensure the card remains in pristine condition, keep it stored in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to prevent the iridescent detailing and foil from fading. When addressing the included envelope, ensure you use a permanent marker or heavy ink pen to account for the envelope texture. If mailing, it is highly recommended to place the card inside a rigid mailer to prevent the gems from being crushed by automated sorting machines at the post office.