Funeral thank-you cards, written once and mailed for you.

Paste the names from the guest book, the florist’s cards and the charity’s list. Write one note; each card thanks that person for what they did. We print, address, stamp and mail every one.

$1.99 a card for 10 or more, $2.49 for fewer. Postage included.

Write the cards

With

Thanks

THE LEE FAMILY

Designs

Quiet by default

The card opens on Botanical: a laurel wreath, With Thanks, no photo. Bordered, Laurel and Pillars are as plain. If you would like a photograph on the front, the photo designs take your own; a sample never prints.

With
Thanks
THE LEE FAMILY
Botanical (opens on this)
WITH THANKS
THE LEE FAMILY
Bordered
WITH THANKS
THE LEE FAMILY
Pillars
WITH THANKS
THE LEE FAMILY
Laurel
WITH THANKS
THE LEE FAMILY
Beaded

The back

Already written, and each card names its own reason

Every card starts with this note. Where the list says what someone did, the card says it back; where it does not, the card thanks them for their kindness and support. Keep it, edit it, or write your own.

The message it starts with

Dear [RECIPIENT], Thank you for [WHAT THEY DID]. Your thoughtfulness has meant more to our family than words can say. With heartfelt thanks, [YOUR NAME]

From the guest book to every mailbox

1. Paste the list
The guest book, the florist’s cards, the list the charity sends, a photo of a notebook page. We read every name and address, and what each person did.
2. Write once
Each card fills in its own name and its own reason.
3. We mail them
We print, stamp and mail them the next business day.

Write the cards

When to send

A few weeks is usual. Later is fine.

Most families send within a month or two of the service. There is no deadline, and the wording below covers a later card.

1. You send
Any time
Or order now and choose the day they mail, up to 90 days out
2. We mail it
Next business day
Printed, addressed, postage included
3. Arrives in
4–7 business days
after we mail, First-Class

Wording

What to write in a funeral thank-you card

One or two sentences. Name what they did, and that it helped.

With Thanks: The default, and the only one Botanical prints.
With Gratitude: A little more formal.
Thank You: The plainest of the four.
With Love: For the people closest to the family.

Flowers
Thank you for the white lilies. They were beautiful, and they meant so much to all of us.
A donation
Thank you for your gift to the hospice. It is a kindness that will go on helping people, and we are grateful.
Meals
Thank you for the meals. We did not have to think about dinner for a week, and that was a kindness we felt every evening.
The pallbearers
Thank you for serving as a pallbearer. We know it was not easy, and we will not forget it.
The officiant
Thank you for leading the service. Your words gave us comfort that day, and they still do.
Someone who travelled
Thank you for making the trip. Seeing you there meant more than we can say.
The whole list
Thank you for your kindness and support. Your thoughtfulness has meant more to our family than words can say.
A late card
Thank you for the flowers. We are later with this note than we meant to be, and your patience has been one more kindness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions families ask before they send the list.

Anyone who sent flowers, a sympathy card or a gift to a charity, brought food, helped with the service, travelled to be there or wrote to the family. Many families also thank the pallbearers, the officiant and whoever helped at the reception. The list is yours to draw.

Most families send within a month or two of the service, and a later card is fine: the note can say so. We mail every card the next business day, and most arrive 4–7 business days after that. You can also order now and choose the day they mail, up to 90 days out.

Yes. Each card carries your own note, names what that person did, and ends with your name.

Yes. The photo designs take your own, added when you pick one; a sample photograph never prints, so a photo design waits for yours. The designs without a photo need nothing at all.

Keep them on the list with a name only. When you press Next: Review, the row is flagged and offers a link you can text them; they type their own address, and one button brings their card back addressed while the rest of the list mails.

No. It is a 4×6 postcard printed on both sides: your note and the address on the back, no envelope. If you would rather send a folded card in an envelope, we do not make those.

Yes. The note ends with your name by default. Replace it with “The Lee Family”, or whatever you would sign by hand, and it prints that way on every card.

The price above is the whole price, postage included. The quantity and the total are shown before you pay.

Yes. Every card starts with the same note, its own name and its own reason. On the review step, open any card and rewrite it: a few lines for the pallbearers, the officiant or someone who travelled a long way.