Hand Personalised Floral Mother’s Day Telegram

London Calligraphy

£10

Designed in-house by the London Calligraphy team surprise a loved one with a beautifully written message full of flowers this Mother s day. HOW IT WORKS 1. Let us know the name and address of the recipient 2. Tell us the message you would like us to write 3. Let us organise everything else! We will hand write your messages in beautiful calligraphy on our limited edition floral design, we ll then seal the telegram with a wax stamp and pop in the post ready to surprise the lucky receiver All orders must be received by 12 noon on Thursday 24th March [et_pb_section fb_built= 1 _builder_version= 3.

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Hand Personalised Floral Mother’s Day Telegram

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