We have launched our new collection of exclusive handmade florist cards for all occasions such as birthday, thank you, anniversary and a like. The new line features beautiful selection of black and white florist cards which can be personalised at your any requirements.

Florist message cards which arrive with flowers people will normally keep longer than anything else, but handmade cards people for sure will keep even longer time. We genuinely believe if more effort is put into creating a really nice card, the chance of it to be thrown to the bin can be reduced. And with a peak time of Christmas, Valentine’s and Mother’s day just around the corner, the need for unique cards is all set to increase with this year promised to be a bonanza for people looking for an extraordinary card to go with their special gift.

All our handmade florist cards are coming in luxury silver gift box in pack of 12 with white envelopes.

‘Stylish’, ‘elegant’, ‘high class’ and ‘high quality’ – these words can be used to explain the big popularity of handmade greeting cards. But do handmade cards deserve the place in such small word as ‘art’? In our opinion, it’s obviously yes. The description ‘handmade card artist’ represents what very talented card designers do – their put their artwork (whether it is textile, illustrative and graphic art) on their cards.

However, can we classify all handcrafted cards as an Art? There plenty handmade cards on the market than have been mass produced on Far East and sold in shops and supermarkets for under £2. Those cards are not viewed by people in the same way as a true handmade card – they are the same as ordinary printed cards. In contrast, UK handmade card artists are almost creating ‘designer labels’. And people buy these beautiful cards more like a gift then a card…