Sage Garden Wedding Thank You Card For Bridal Party

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Added 19/06/26

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Sage Garden Wedding Thank You Card For Bridal Party is a lovely way to make your wedding morning even more meaningful, with a personalised card created for the special people who’ve supported you along the way. Use it to write a heartfelt thank you for your bridesmaid, maid of honour, mum, dad, husband, wife, groom (or any role you choose), then give it alongside a bridal party gift for a keepsake they can treasure long after the day. Sage Garden Wedding Thank You Card For Bridal Party is perfect for wedding mornings, rehearsal dinners, or adding to a gift box when you want something personal and beautifully coordinated. Our green sage garden design is inspired by classic countryside weddings, featuring delicate botanicals and florals in a refined linear style with trailing greenery and soft blooms for a timeless, nature led finish. It pairs perfectly with matching sage garden wedding stationery for a cohesive look across your day, from invitations to reception details. Sage Garden Wedding Thank You Card For Bridal Party adds that “you thought of everything” touch while giving you a special space to say thank you in your own words. The card is blank inside, ready for you to write your own message and comes with your choice of envelope colour. If you wish to make the card even more special, why not add on the optional ribbon to create a beautiful satin bow around the card? You can choose from our choice of ribbon colours to match your wedding theme. - Card size: 125mm x 175mm.- Blank inside for your own message.- Choose your envelope colour.- Optional ribbon add on.- Perfect for bridal party gifts & wedding morning letters.

Last updated: 19/06/26

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