How it works
- Create the card with the recipient's name. It takes 30 seconds and no signup.
- Share the signing link with the group. Everyone adds a message and optionally a photo from their phone.
- Lock the card and send the card link to the recipient on the day.
What to write in a sympathy group card (8 examples)
Tap any of these on the signing page to use it as a starting point, then make it your own with a memory or an inside joke.
- We're so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and your family.
- Please accept our deepest condolences. We're here for you.
- Sending love and strength during this difficult time.
- Holding you in our thoughts. Take all the time you need.
- With heartfelt sympathy from all of us.
- We're thinking of you and sending our love.
- May you find comfort in the memories you shared.
- Our hearts are with you. Please lean on us for anything.
Tips for a great sympathy card
- Send the signing link a few days early and remind people the day before.
- Ask for photos. A card with faces is the one people keep.
- Write the first message yourself so nobody has to break the ice.
- Keep the link away from the recipient until delivery.
How do I make a sympathy group card online?
Click "Create this card", enter the recipient's name, and share the signing link with everyone. Each person adds a message and photo. Then send the card link to the recipient.
Is the sympathy card free?
Yes, completely free with unlimited messages, photos and signers. No account is needed.
What should I write in a sympathy group card?
Keep it personal and short: one specific memory or quality, one wish for the future, and your name. See the 8 examples above for inspiration.
Other occasions
- π Birthday group card
- π Farewell group card
- π΄ Retirement group card
- π Wedding group card
- πΌ New Baby group card
- π» Get Well Soon group card
- π Thank You group card
- π Congratulations group card
- π Work Anniversary group card
- π Teacher Appreciation group card
- π Christmas & Holidays group card