Happy Wedding Day Card

SANDWICK BAY CANDLES LIMITED

£3.2

Love is in the air with this beautiful wedding card! This greeting card features illustrations of loved-up birds exchanging gold rings. It has been die-cut with a scalloped edge for a beautiful border. The 'Happy Wedding Day' greeting has been stamped with luxe gold foil and the rings and flowers have gold foil too. Wedding Congratulations Card Features: - Printed sustainably in the UK - Scalloped edge die cut - Gold foil - 280gsm FSC-certified board - A6 in size (105x150mm) Blank inside for a personal message - Paired with a luxury white envelope

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SANDWICK BAY CANDLES LIMITED, number SC613513. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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