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Religious Funeral Thank You: Comforting Angel -NP

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Memorial Stationery's range of religious funeral thank you card designs are now available as non-personalized thank you cards. These cards can be used as funeral thank you cards and sympathy cards or choose 'blank inside' and you have beautiful cards on hand for general note writing.

All funeral thank you cards are printed on premium quality card stock and include premium matching envelopes.

Card Measurement: 85mmW x 135mm High ~ when folded.

View 'Detailed Images' to the left to see the different wording options available. Each option is numbered, all you need to do is type your chosen wording number in the text box below.

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Lifestyle Funeral Thank You: Monet Bridge Over The Lily Pond

I was looking to personalise the Thank You cards for my Dad after his passing and funeral. His favourite artworks were from the Impressionist period and so to be able to include a Monet image to share with family and friends gave more meaning - and my Dad would have liked it too. The process was very easy,and being able to email proofs to my three brothers located around Australia meant we were able to all have the opportunity for input.

Michelle Nichols

Feb 13, 2017