BigFunnyCards.com offers personalized, oversized greeting cards for nearly every occasion -- birthdays, retirement, but most relevant Valentine's Day! The cards come in 3 sizes - 2 feet tall, 3 feet tall, and 4 feet tall. As a Valentine's Day gift to my husband I got the card pictured below (yes, that's our wedding picture) in the medium sized 3 feet tall. I'm not going to lie, I had no idea the impact a 3 foot tall card would have until I pulled it out of the box and saw the look on his face (I gave it to him early because I had nowhere to hide it!).
The personalization process was incredibly simple. First you pick out your design and your card size. This particular card was 24" x 36". It then takes you to a personalization page where you can customize the font and text, change the wording, create you signature, and add photos. You can keep playing with it until you're satisfied. Then you check out and your giant card is on it's way!
I had no idea what I was in for when I got this card in the mail. The sheer size is sure to make a statement. I opted to get the envelope for the card, which is actually a cardboard envelope big enough to fit your card in -- I would definitely get this to store it! I pulled out the card and it was amazing. It was printed on heavyweight and sturdy cardboard. The image and printing were great - clear and crisp with no pixelation (the way it should be!). The colors were vibrant and everything was exactly as I had customized. My husband absolutely loved it and I will certainly be a repeat customer.
So if you're looking for something to really leave a lasting impression on your next special occasion, head on over to BigFunnyCards.com and start getting creative!
FTC Disclousre: This was not a paid post, but I did receive my choice of a personalized card for review from BigFunnyCards.com. All opinions expressed are 100% my own, honest opinions on the product reviewed. I received this opportunity through my involvement with SheBlogs.
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