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Anniversary cards mark the date of a marriage or partnership — paper at one year, silver at twenty-five, gold at fifty. This collection is for couples who measure those years in trips taken, summits split, and quiet mornings shared. Cards skip the script-and-roses aesthetic and reflect the actual texture of long partnership: shared maps, inside jokes, the easy understanding that comes from a thousand small choices to keep showing up. Print at home or send as a digital share link.
We're actively designing Anniversary cards. New designs are added regularly — check back soon.
One subscription unlocks every card in the collection. Print as many as you want, send unlimited digital share links, personalize freely.
See pricing →Sample messages varied by tone. Use one as written, or as a starting point for your own.
Different recipients ask for different cards. Browse by who you're sending to.
For the partner you keep choosing, year after year.
For the woman who became your favorite trail.
For sending to friends or family celebrating their own. Warm, not gushing.
For the milestone that means more than people pretend.
For the bigger years. Heartfelt, with weight.
For colleagues hitting service milestones. Warm, professional.
Choose a register that fits the recipient.
For couples whose long relationship is sustained partly by humor and partly by snacks.
For when the years deserve a real sentence, not a stock phrase.
Quiet, sincere, no candle-and-rose-petal cliché.
Anchor the message in something specific — a memory, an inside joke, a small habit you appreciate. "Thanks for always making the camp coffee strong" lands more than "another wonderful year." The longer the relationship, the more specifics you have to pull from.
Mostly in tone. Milestone years deserve a slightly weightier message — the year matters in a way that other anniversaries don't — and the cards in the milestone section above lean heartfelt rather than funny. Either is appropriate; gauge the recipient.
Yes. Every anniversary card has a digital share-link option — fully personalized, opens in a browser, no app required. Useful for long-distance couples or last-minute sends.
The traditional US list runs: 1st – paper, 5th – wood, 10th – tin/aluminum, 15th – crystal, 20th – china, 25th – silver, 30th – pearl, 40th – ruby, 50th – gold, 60th – diamond. The card itself often nods to the year's material, but it isn't required.
Yes — see the "For a Couple" section above. These cards are warm and celebratory without being intimate; appropriate from friends, family, or wedding-party members.
Yes. The work-anniversary section covers service milestones at companies — appropriate from a manager to an employee, or peer to peer. Warm and professional, not romantic.
Curated by Jeremy Henricks, founder of TerraGreetings · Pacific Northwest