Shower the bride-to-be with a gift she can choose herself. This gorgeous handmade card contains a special sleeve to hold any gift card, including those from bridal registry stores. You can also slip a check or crisp bills into the sleeve. Either way, this greeting card is a gift in itself, sure to be a hit at the shower.

Custom Colors - I can make this same card using "your" bride's wedding colors for an extra $5.00. For example, I recently made a version of this card for a bride whose wedding colors are Royal Blue and Purple (see photo #5 above). Another version was for a bride whose colors are: Sage, Dove Grey, and Persimmon (see photos #6 and #7 above). If you're interested in a custom card, do not place an order. Instead, message me. Here's how . . . On the page for this Bridal Shower card, scroll down to the lower right (below the FAQ section). Look for the "Meet the Seller" section. Just below, hit the "Message Megan" button to start a conversation with me. Let me know what colors you want, when you need the card, etc. You can also start a conversation with me on the SelfRenderedCards home page. Find the "Contact Shop Owner" button on the left side, Once we've agreed on details, I'll set up a custom item for you to purchase. I will let you know when the item is posted and ready to be purchased. I look forward to working with you.

This card comes enclosed in a protective, re-sealable, clear plastic envelope. The sealed card fits into a standard, A2-size, matching white envelope (measuring 5 3/4" x 4 3/8”) which is provided. All this is mailed to you in a bubble mailer for maximum protection.

Other Details . . .
- This folded card measures 4 1/4” w x 5 1/2” h, opening to 8 1/2” w x 5 1/2” h.
- Made in a home free of smoke, pets, and perfume.
- Slight variations may occur since this card is handmade.

Stampin'Up Angel Policy . . .
I used Stampin’Up! supplies to personally create this card by hand. My company name is on the back of each card, as is the Stampin’Up logo. My cards are not a product of the Stampin’Up company itself.

Inspiration Credit: Stampin with SuzieQ and Dreaming About Rubber Stamps