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Anniversary card.
One card, everyone signs it.

An anniversary card on tbf is one card that everyone signs from a link. It opens on their anniversary morning, with every message and every name.

Below are a few anniversary messages people write. Pick a design, share the link, and everyone adds theirs.

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Everyone's words in one card.

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A heart. Happy anniversary. Same again next year.

Same sofa, same person, still happy. Well done both of you.

From Nadia

We are proud of you both. Happy anniversary from all of us.

From Joe

Happy anniversary. Same again next year, please.

From Priya

Pick a design

  • Two rings. Happy silver anniversary.
  • Two rings. Happy golden anniversary. Fifty years.
  • Marker lettering with a highlighter stroke. Happy anniversary. Still putting up with each other. Well done.
  • A teapot. Happy anniversary. Two cups, one pot.
  • Lino-cut lettering in a printed band. Happy anniversary. Still the best decision you both made.
  • A speech bubble. Congratulations on the engagement. The group chat is already planning the party.
  • Cutpaper wedding card. Congratulations.
  • Two rings. Congratulations on your wedding.
  • Two places at a reception table. Congratulations.
  • Two overlapping paper arches. Congratulations.
  • The words seating plan one, seating plan two, seating plan forty. Congratulations on the wedding. Worth it.
  • A suitcase. Just married. Just off.
  • A bunch of flowers. Congratulations. You both looked so happy.
  • Midcentury wedding card. Congratulations.
  • Marker lettering with a highlighter stroke. They said yes. Congratulations.
  • Marker lettering with a highlighter stroke. Congratulations. You'll never win an argument about the thermostat again.
  • Two glasses on a table after a toast. Congratulations.
  • Stilllife wedding card. Congratulations.
  • Two rings. Congratulations. You found each other.
  • Marker lettering with a highlighter stroke. You're engaged. Show us the ring. Again.
  • Two rings. Here's to the two of you.
  • Marker lettering with a highlighter stroke. We cried at the speeches. Congratulations.
  • A heart. Congratulations. We're so happy for you both.
  • Two-colour printed lettering. Congratulations on eloping. Very efficient.

The question

Each writer gets a question.

One at a time, about Sam. They answer in their own words, or write without one.

Who they are to you
  1. The moment you knew this was the real thing.
  2. Something you noticed change in Sam for the better.
  3. A small thing you have seen them do for each other.
  4. The story about Sam you would tell at the table.
  5. Something you learned about being with somebody from watching Sam.
  6. Something you hope never changes about Sam.
  1. The moment you knew you had a proper friend in Sam.
  2. Something Sam did that only a friend would.
  3. A thing you still laugh about together.
  4. The time Sam turned up when it mattered.
  5. Something Sam knew about you before you said it.
  1. Something Sam did for the family that went unsaid.
  2. A habit of Sam's that you have caught yourself copying.
  3. A memory of Sam from when you were younger.
  4. Something Sam put up with from you.
  5. Something Sam taught you, mostly by example.
  1. A small thing Sam did that you noticed and never mentioned.
  2. The moment you knew.
  3. Something Sam did this year that made things easier for you.
  4. A thing about Sam you would not change.
  5. Something Sam carried that was yours to carry.
  1. The thing you go to Sam for.
  2. Something you picked up from working beside Sam.
  3. A bad day at work that Sam turned round.
  4. Something a new starter should be told about Sam.
  5. Something Sam did that made the job feel worth doing.

Or write without one.

What people write

A few words each, signed with a name. These show you the tone.

From friends

  • Happy anniversary. You two are still the best argument for doing it properly.

  • Same sofa, same person, still happy. Well done both of you.

  • Happy anniversary. We are glad you found each other before we had to say anything.

From family

  • Happy anniversary. Watching you two has been one of the good bits.

  • We are proud of you both. Happy anniversary from all of us.

  • Another year, and still the couple we call first. Happy anniversary.

Funny

  • Happy anniversary. Same again next year, please.

  • Still putting up with each other. Impressive. Happy anniversary.

  • Happy anniversary. You have outlasted three of our kitchen appliances and all of our houseplants.

What to leave out

Do not mention how long they have been together unless you are certain of the number. A wrong year in ink is hard to ignore.

Avoid advice about marriage. They have been doing it longer than the card has been in the post.

Do not repeat the words on the card front. If the design says happy anniversary, your message can say something else.

One card from everyone

Friends, family, people from both sides. One link, and it opens on the morning.

  1. 01

    Set the anniversary date.

    The card opens that morning. Nobody sees it early.

  2. 02

    Send one link.

    Share it in the group chat or by text. Each person signs once, in a browser.

  3. 03

    It arrives on the day.

    Every message, every name. They read it together.

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Questions

What is a group anniversary card?

One card that everyone signs from a link, rather than a single card from one person. It opens on the anniversary date you set.

When should I start the card?

A few days before the date is enough. Set the opening date and share the link, and people sign in their own time.

Does it work for any anniversary year?

Yes. Whether it is a first anniversary or a fiftieth, the card opens on the date you set and holds everyone's messages.

Part of group wedding card.

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