Floral greeting cards — say it with flowers, get out your pen and send a love note!
In a world where digital messages are sent in an instant and quickly forgotten, a handwritten card carries a special kind of magic. Sending a floral greeting is more than just a note — it’s a heartfelt gesture, a way to pause and share beauty, warmth, and connection in a meaningful way. My collection of greeting cards, featuring my own floral photography, captures the delicate elegance of nature, turning every message into a keepsake. Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply brightening someone’s day, a thoughtfully chosen card can create a lasting moment of joy. In times when everything moves so fast, taking a moment to write and send a card is a reminder that some things — like kindness and personal connection — are worth slowing down for.
Behind the Photography
Every flower in this collection was arranged and photographed by hand in my Berlin studio. I work with fresh, seasonal blooms, often for hours, chasing the exact fall of light that makes petals look like they’re glowing from within. Nothing here is a stock photo or a digital illustration — it’s a moment in a flower’s life, caught right before it fades, and printed onto paper so it can be kept far longer than the bloom itself ever could. That’s the idea behind these cards: pairing something fleeting with something lasting.
What’s Included
- 10 greeting cards — 5 original floral photography designs, 2 cards of each
- Envelopes included
Card Specifications
- Closed size: DIN A6 (10.5cm × 14.8cm)
- 300gsm matt-coated paper
- Foil-laminated front and back — protects the surface from scratches and creases
Shipping & Delivery
- Shipping: Free within Europe. Orders outside the EU may be subject to customs duties, which are the responsibility of the buyer.
- Production: Delivery within approximately 5–7 days in Europe, slightly longer outside Europe.
Want more floral choices? Check out our newest addition to the print shop — The Pansy Flower. Or follow along on Instagram — it always blooms over there ????
