Happy Birthday Ribbon
If you are away travelling and know that your spouse will be celebrating a birthday, you can pack your own fancy ribbon.
Birthday Cards
You can also buy a card with Happy Birthday on it before you leave. Hide it in your suitcase or handbag.
Keep it in the envelope, with stiff card, or between the pages of a book so it doe not get bent.
If it gets bent or dog-eared, paste on a ribbon or sequin.
If you need to make a mock seal, or vanish, buy nail varnish, red or clear.
Don't assume you can by birthday or season cards overseas. I saw a pretty card in a supermarket. At a reduced price! I asked an assistant what the card was for. Somehow her reply was lost in translation. Wishing happy. Good Luck all next year.
I thought it was a birthday card. I bought two different cards for the host of a birthday party. I gave her one. I photographed it.
Afterwards I asked a bilingual friend what it said. The card said Happy Chinese New Year.
The card was for Chinese New Year. The festival was just over, hence the reduction in price.
I checked the wording of the other card. Even worse. It said condolences. Something like, go to heaven quickly. May time ahead bring back joy to the surviving family. Oops.
If you are visiting several countries, or want to be prepared for all occasions when travelling, you can buy multilingual Birthday cards.
This one is available in a minimum purchase of 25
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Print Method:
Folded Card Size: 5-1/2" x 7-7/8"
Paper Shown: 100 lb. white matte card stock (14 pt thickness)
Design Details:
Artist's Description: Happy Birthday is a universal term and this card says it in many different languages. No matter the language barrier, send this design to business associates and watch them smile! The gold foil highlights throughout the design really shine on the teal background.
Multilingual Birthday card
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