This blazing shooting star birthday card features a silver-stamped shooting star and "it's your day to shine" message. With landscape orientation, there's plenty of room for lots of team members to sign the birthday card before the recipient receives it. All Baudville greeting cards are environmentally-friendly; with at least 50% recycled content. On the inside, our recommended verse is
"May all of your birthday wishes come true" in blue ink , but you can also choose from over 50 stock verses to find one that best suits your needs. Add your company logo for only a $35 set-up charge.
- Our environmentally-friendly cards are made from recycled materials
- White envelopes are included
- Add up to 4 lines of personalization for free!
- Over 50 stock verse to choose from or create your own!
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Product Information
Material:
Recycled Paper
Package Description:
Paper Box
Weight:
.61 oz
Package Size:
Each, increments of 25
Dimensions:
5" x 7"
Add
your Logo FREE! Find out how!
Order $100 of any one item and we'll waive the LOGO setup fee - that's up to a $50
value for FREE!
Please Note:
- Additional art charges may also apply if artwork is not
to specifications for engraving.
- Additional fees for personalization of each item still
apply.
Please call 1-800-728-0888 for more details or with questions.
Estimated
Ship Date
All of our in-stock items ship the same day you order if your order is placed by
6 p.m. ET. Engrave & Ship today items will be shipped out the same day if personalization
is approved by 3pm ET. Delivery to the 48 contiguous states takes 2-5 business days.
Delivery to Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico takes 5-7 business days. We will not
deliver to a Post Office box.
100% Satisfaction
Guarantee
We stand behind our products, period. If you need to return an unused stock product,
we'll be happy to credit your account, exchange the item or give you a merchandise
refund if returned within 30 days from receipt of your order.
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