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Custom Greeting Cards

Australian catalogue reference: from A$0.75 AUD ex-GST at 30,000+ units on Greeting Cards (A7).

Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold. Setup and freight quoted separately. Confirm the complete price and production schedule for your quantity and destination.

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Sense2 supplies custom greeting cards and shaped direct-mail pieces built to be opened and kept. This range covers folded A5, A6 and A7 cards, plantable seed-stick postcards and cards, puzzle and pop-up mailers, liquid-filled swing tags, magnetic jigsaws and a Christmas card with a chocolate freckle. Every item is finished and branded by Sense2, with a digital proof approved before production. Setup and freight are quoted separately.

Best for
Direct-mail campaigns that must survive the sorting pile, End-of-year and settlement-season client touchpoints, Product launches where the card itself is the demo
Branding options
Full-colour digital print on folded cards and seed-stick cards, Silkscreen and four-colour process on shaped postcards, Custom-shape cutting, glitter and glow finishes on select models
Popular styles
Matte folded card stock in A five, A six and A seven, Printed card with plantable seed sticks tucked into the frame, Magnetic and liquid-filled constructions on shaped mailers
MOQ
Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold.
Delivery
United States; freight quoted per order
Price range
Australian catalogue reference: from A$0.75 AUD ex-GST at 30,000+ units on Greeting Cards (A7).

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How to choose

Start with the paper and construction, because that decides how the piece travels. Folded matte cards in A five, A six and A seven suit straightforward seasonal greetings and handwritten notes. Shaped and interactive pieces — pop-up postcards, puzzle postcards, magnetic jigsaws and liquid-filled swing tags — are built to make someone stop at the mailbox, and each carries its own print method, so match the artwork to what the chosen model actually supports. Seed-stick cards add a planting gesture: the seeds sit on slender sticks tucked into a printed card, so ask Sense2 to confirm the varieties and card composition before you describe them in your own marketing.

On artwork, work from the template for the selected model, keep bleeds and fold lines where the proof shows them, and approve the digital proof before anything goes to production. Plan the mail-out calendar early; direct mail needs lead time for printing, approval and postage, and no timeline is promised until your quote is confirmed. Setup and freight are quoted separately, and minimums are handled through the quote process rather than listed here.

Compare your options

TypeBest forBrand feelTypical use
Folded matte greeting cards (A five, A six, A seven)Seasonal client greetings, thank-you notes, event invitationsUnderstated and corporate; the message does the workChristmas and end-of-year mail-outs with a handwritten line inside
Pop-up and puzzle postcardsLaunches, campaigns needing a surprise on openingPlayful and inventive; strong for consumer-facing brandsDirect-mail pieces that get passed around the office
Plantable seed cards and postcardsSustainability-minded campaigns and eco giveawaysWarm and grounded; pairs well with growth or renewal messagingSpring campaigns, welcome packs, conference handouts
Magnetic and liquid-filled postcardsNovelty direct mail that stays visible on a fridge or deskClever and memorable; suited to playful consumer brandsSave-the-dates and reminders that get stuck on the fridge

Frequently asked questions

Which card should I pick for a corporate Christmas mail-out?

The folded matte cards in A five, A six or A seven give a clean corporate feel and take full-colour digital print. If you want something with a treat inside, the Christmas card with chocolate freckles adds a small edible element. For a lighter touch, the magnetic jigsaw postcard turns your greeting into a desk toy.

What artwork constraints apply to the shaped postcards?

Custom-shape pieces need artwork that works with the cut line, so keep critical elements clear of the edge. Puzzle and pop-up models support methods like silkscreen, four-colour process, glitter and glow finishes depending on the model — check which options the selected product supports before designing.

How do minimums and quotes work?

Sense2 quotes each job individually rather than listing fixed minimums. Tell us the product, quantity and artwork, and we will come back with pricing. Setup and freight are quoted separately, so factor both into your budget comparison.

When should I place my order for a seasonal mail-out?

Work backwards from your postage date and leave room for artwork, digital proof approval and production. Peak-season post gets congested, so earlier is safer. No specific timeline is promised here; confirm timing with Sense2 when you request your quote.

What should I know about the seed paper and chocolate card materials?

The seed-stick cards and postcards are printed card with separate seed sticks tucked into the frame; ask Sense2 to confirm the seed varieties and card composition before making claims in your marketing, and request item-specific planting or storage instructions. The chocolate freckle card contains a food element (marked may contain traces of nuts), so ask for documented handling and shelf-life guidance for that model.

How does the digital proof and ordering process work?

You approve a digital proof before anything goes to production, which is your chance to check fold lines, cut edges and colour. Once approved, changes are limited, so review carefully. Sense2 supplies finished branded products, so we print our own stock rather than decorating items you supply.

Paper, seeds and shapes, chosen on purpose

A greeting card looks simple until you start specifying it. The same logo lands differently on a matte A six folded card than on a die-cut puzzle postcard sitting on a kitchen bench. Someone sorting the morning post makes a fast call: plain envelope, plain envelope, shaped thing. The shaped thing gets opened. That is the whole argument for construction literacy in this category. A folded card says restraint and effort; a magnetic jigsaw says play; seed paper says something about renewal, provided you have checked what the stock actually contains. Choose the material to match the message, then let the print method follow.

When people reach for these

  • End of financial year

    Send folded matte cards with a short handwritten line to clients who renewed or referred during the year.

  • A new product launch

    Mail pop-up or puzzle postcards so the unboxing moment itself demonstrates the playful character of the brand.

  • Spring campaign

    Use plantable seed cards and ask recipients to plant them, turning the greeting into a small ongoing brand touchpoint.

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