Experiencing writer’s block when trying to figure out what to write in a Father’s Day card is actually quite common, but it doesn’t have to be. All you need to do is follow along for the next five minutes or so and you’ll be writing like Shakespeare before you can say MAYDAY. Just joking — you’ve got this! Step 1: Pick a card (not just any greeting card) Trying to figure out what to write before you purchase the card is like putting the cart before the horse — yeehaw! Let the card be the...

Figuring out what to write in a Mother’s Day card is easier than you think once you decide on a card.  Think about her likes and dislikes and go from there. Does she prefer humor or a traditional “Happy Mother’s Day” card with flowers on the cover? Once you gauge which direction you plan to head in — PANIC! Just joking. Then you can start to craft your greeting card sentiment. Below, you’ll find some helpful nuggets of information that’ll have you writing like Shakespeare before you can say,...

Before you decide what to write in an anniversary card, you’re going to want to pick out the card first. This way, you can match what you write to the theme or tone of the card. You can’t go wrong with sentimental, but if you’ve been together for a while, you may want to get a card that’s a little more edgy or playful—like the cards in our I Owe Yous collection . Let the anniversary card do the talking When the card has a lot of wording on the cover or inside, you can get away with saying a...