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Weird At Parties Funny Celebration Birthday A6 Card

Weird At Parties Funny Celebration Birthday A6 Card

£3.00Price

Bring a smile and a laugh with this playful “What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Weird at Parties” greeting card, featuring a quirky cat illustration that perfectly complements the witty message. With its fun, cheeky design and humorous tone, this card is ideal for cat lovers, pun enthusiasts, or anyone with a love for lighthearted, relatable humour.

 

Whether you’re sending it as a birthday card, a just because card, or a funny thinking of you card, this design is perfect for friends, family, or colleagues who enjoy clever humour and a touch of whimsy. It’s a memorable way to make someone laugh and brighten their day.

 

Printed sustainably in the UK on premium recycled cardstock, this A6 card is blank inside for your own personal message. Each card comes with a kraft envelope and is packaged plastic-free, using recyclable and biodegradable materials — perfect for eco-conscious gift-givers.

 

Details:

  • Size: A6 (105 x 148mm)

  • Inside: Blank for your own message

  • Paper: High-quality recycled cardstock

  • Envelope: Kraft envelope included

  • Packaging: Recyclable, biodegradable, and plastic-free

  • Printed in the UK

 

Why You’ll Love It:

  • Features the hilarious and relatable message: “What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Weird at Parties” with a cute cat illustration

  • Fun, quirky design that spreads humour and joy

  • Perfect for birthdays, just because notes, or anyone with a love of cats and clever jokes

  • Eco-friendly materials and sustainable packaging

  • A lighthearted and memorable way to make someone smile

 

Send a touch of humour and feline fun with this What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Weird at Parties card — a playful, cheeky, and cat-tastic way to bring laughter into someone’s day.

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Rachel Hall is a freelancer illustrator based in the Midlands, UK

07850349487

Hinckley, Leicestershire, UK

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