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What is the occasion?

We tailor the animation, the envelope and the opening line to it.

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Birthdays

Love

Milestones

Family

Friendship

Work

Seasonal

Faith

Baby

Health

Sympathy

Home

Pets

Repair

Encouragement

Anytime

Writing help

What to write in a sympathy from the team card

A good sympathy message from a team is warm and supportive, acknowledging the loss while offering a sense of togetherness. It's practical to mention ways the team can help, creating a comforting connection during a difficult time.

  • Heartfelt for coworker

    We're all thinking of you and sending our deepest sympathies. Your desk feels empty without your smile and laughter. Please know we're here for you in any way you need.

  • Heartfelt for friend

    Our hearts are with you during this difficult time. We're here to support you and hope you find comfort in the memories you shared. Please lean on us whenever you need.

  • Heartfelt for partner

    We can't imagine the sadness you're feeling right now. Please know that we're all here to support you and that your loved one will be remembered fondly. Take care of yourself.

  • Short for coworker

    We are all so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts.

  • Short for sibling

    Thinking of you and hoping you find peace in your memories.

  • Gentle for parent

    May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead. We're here for you.

  • Gentle for friend

    Please know we're here to support you however you need. Take all the time you need.

  • Practical for coworker

    Let us know if there's anything we can do to lighten your load at work. We're here to help.

Sympathy from the Team card questions

When should we send the sympathy card?

It's best to send the card as soon as you hear about the loss. This shows that you care and are thinking of the person during their difficult time.

What should we write if we're stuck or it feels awkward?

Keep it simple and sincere. Express your condolences and offer support. Even a brief message can mean a lot to someone who is grieving.

How long or formal should the message be?

The message can be short and doesn't need to be overly formal. What's most important is that it feels genuine and offers comfort to the recipient.

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