Blank Greeting Cards
When you have blank greeting cards that you can print yourself on your home or office printer, you’ll never be making another rushed trip to the store on your way to a birthday party, wedding, anniversary, Christmas dinner, or any other type of gathering that may have slipped up on you. You can also make several in advance to keep handy when you’re rushing to get out the door.
Printing your own will also allow you to customize your cards by:
- Adding a picture of the recipient
- Putting their name on the front page of the card, instead of always on the inside
- Use an inside joke as a theme for the entire card
- Use the recipient?s favorite color
- Design your own theme for the card
- Say what you want to say, not what the card companies want you to say
Printing cards is actually quite easy when using Microsoft Publisher® (or Microsoft Word®) and Burris’ blank cards. We have some templates you can download at no cost that are designed to work with Burris’ blank cards (we also have a template for Microsoft Publisher®). Once you start printing cards yourself, you’ll find it quite easy and fun!
What kind of cards can you use our blank greeting cards for? Too many to list, but here are a few:
- Greeting cards
- Birthday cards
- Birthday invitations
- Wedding invitations
- Wedding cards
- Get-Well-Soon cards
- Christmas cards
- Thanksgiving cards
- Thank You cards
- Graduation cards
- Graduation invitations
- Party invitations
- Baby shower invitations
- And more!
Want a little help to start you off printing your own greeting cards?
We have a nice blog post that walks you through printing note cards.
Here are a few other blog posts you might be interested in:
- Can you print notecards in a regular printer?
- How to use note cards as place cards/tent cards.
- I’m looking for a white folded note card on which I can mount 4 inch x 6 inch photos. I need envelopes and clear “wrapping” (cellophane?) protectors.
If you’re interested in printing your own cards, forms, labels, etc. in general, our Getting Started Guide would be a valuable resource for you.