Quick answer: Passover cards work on one rule: the scene honors the occasion and the message does the rest. Order early - the dates move with the calendar and the mail never speeds up.
Some occasions get forty card designs at the supermarket; passover cards get none. That gap is your opportunity: a scene that opens into the occasion itself reads as thoughtfulness money usually can't buy.
Making It Land
- Seder-plate and matzah scenes; 'Chag Pesach Sameach' opens every card
- Passover moves with the lunar calendar - early spring, dates shift yearly, check before ordering
- Hostess cards for the seder's first night - the evening's work deserves more than a wine bottle
- Blue-and-white with gold accents stays classic without theme-park pharaohs
Scenes for the Season
Black Rose Branch Greeting CardThe flowers that outlive the occasion
Autumn Flower Basket Greeting CardThe flowers that outlive the occasion
The Message Formula
- Open with the traditional greeting - every occasion on this page has one, and it signals you did homework.
- Add one personal line: what you hope the season brings them, specifically.
- Close simply; seasonal cards want warmth, not essays.
Ordering Notes
- Dispatch is 1-3 business days; standard US shipping $8 (free over $70), express $15.
- Fold-flat design means standard-envelope postage - no surcharges.
- International delivery quotes at checkout via USPS and DHL Express; free 30-day returns.
Related Reading
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's a good Passover greeting?
'Chag Pesach Sameach' (Happy Passover Festival) or 'Chag Kasher v'Sameach' - wishing an observant and joyful holiday. Either, handwritten, inside a scene card, is the whole job.
How fast can I get one?
We dispatch in 1-3 business days. Standard US shipping is $8 (free over $70), express is $15, and international rates calculate at checkout.
Do the cards stand up on their own?
Yes. Each design opens into a self-standing scene, which is exactly why recipients display them instead of filing them in a drawer.
The occasion deserves better than a rack card.
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