Buying English cards online

[Hannah]

Does anyone know a website selling English cards? The cards in the supermarkets are so expensive. I've tried moonpig but find that it's quite pricey and also impersonal as I would rather order cards and write my own message inside.

[Pommier]

Russethouse recommended this company recently

http://www.thewhistlefish.com/index.php?page=1#

Their cards are very pretty and reasonably priced.

[Vindolanda]

We have found this site useful and have used them for several years now

http://www.frenchwishes.com/

[Pierre ZFP]

Cards individually made to order, no silly postage costs

www.kewlcards.co.uk

[cooperlola]

If you are talking Christmas cards then I, for one, have found the charities can be among the easiest to buy from in bulk and often you can add blank, non seasonal, cards to an order at the same time for the same postage costs.

I, for instance, have bought variously from the Injured Jockey's Fund, UNICEF, The Bodlian Library and the Motorsport Safety Fund!

[gone-fishin]

Others I know have used these http://www.englishgreetingscards.com/

and are very pleased.

They are based close to Caunes Minervois in the Aude department of France.

[Twigs]

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[gone-fishin]

What with the postage cost a killer for eg Quote "English Greeting Cards";

P&P rates are €1.15 for one card, with an increment of €0.25 per additional card, up to a maximum postal charge of €4.90 for any number of cards. As we always post using the prioritaire postal rates, we do not pass on the full cost of P&P to our customers.

I tend to go for this free one and then make my own cards for family on the computer.

http://www.123greetings.com/

[AlbieQuerky]

Have you tried www.france-cards.com? They sell English cards in bundles to people living in France.