Group cards for every occasion

Pick the occasion. Each page has ideas, timing tips and a button that starts the card with the right words.

• Leaving card

  Everyone signs one online leaving card: the people in the office, the ones working from home, and the ones who left last year. Then you reveal it at the leaving drinks.

• Farewell card for a coworker

  Your coworker is moving on. Gather goodbyes from the office, the remote crew and the people who worked with them years ago, then play it at the send-off.

• Retirement card

  Decades of work means a lot of people who want to say thank you. Bring them all into one card, from the current team to the colleagues who retired before them.

• Group birthday card

  Friends from school, family abroad, the team at work: everyone adds a message, a photo or a short video, and the birthday person opens them all at once.

• 60th, 70th or 80th birthday

  Grandchildren, cousins abroad, friends from fifty years ago. Everyone records a voice note or a short video, or just writes something, and you play it all on the TV on the day.

• Teacher thank-you

  End of term or Teacher Appreciation Week: every child and parent adds a message, a photo of a drawing or a short video, and the teacher gets one card from the whole class.

• Coach thank-you

  End of the season? Every player and parent adds a message, a game-day photo or a short video, and the coach gets one card from the whole team.

• Parents’ anniversary

  Children, grandchildren, the friends from their wedding day. Everyone adds a memory, an old photo or a voice note, and your parents open it together.

• Get well card

  When someone is unwell, a voice note from each friend says more than a signature. Gather them in one card and reveal it when they’re up to it.

• Sympathy card

  There’s no right thing to say. A few kind words and a shared memory from each person can still mean a great deal. Gather them in one quiet, private card.

• Year-end leavers

  December leavers are easy to miss: half the team is on holiday by their last day. Share one link now and everyone can add a goodbye before they log off.

• Farewell for a colleague (India)

  After appraisals, people move on. Collect messages, photos and short videos from the team, other branches and old friends on one link, and play it at the farewell party.

• Surprise for parents in India

  You’re in London or New Jersey, your sister is in Dubai, your parents are in Chennai. Everyone adds a video or voice note from wherever they are, and your parents watch it together on the TV.