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A group retirement card from the whole team
A retirement card can hold decades of memories. Gather messages from current and former coworkers, managers and clients in one card, then reveal it at the send-off.
Start a retirement cardHappy retirement, Dana
Thirty years, and you still remembered everyone’s birthday.
PriyaEnjoy every slow morning. You earned them.
MarcusHow it works
- Start the card. Add who it’s for and, if you like, the day it should open.
- Share one link. Everyone writes a message and adds their name. Nobody needs an account.
- Reveal it. Send the finished card, with every message and no ads.
What to write
Stuck for words? Signers can borrow one of these and make it their own.
- Congratulations on a career well spent. Enjoy every slow morning.
- Thank you for the years of advice. I still use it every week.
- This place won’t be the same, but you’ve earned every minute of what’s next.
- Happy retirement! I hope the garden, the golf course or the grandkids keep you busy.
- You made coming to work easier for all of us. Thank you.
- Here’s to no alarms, no meetings and lots of adventures.
Tips for organizers
Reach back in time
Ask longtime colleagues to share the link with people who worked there years ago. Old stories make the best messages.
Suggest a memory
People write more when you ask for something specific, like a favorite story or the best advice they got.
Print it for the party
You can print the finished card from the browser and hand over a paper copy along with the link.
Questions
Can former coworkers sign the retirement card?
Yes. Anyone you send the link to can sign, with no account.
Can the retiree keep the card?
The card stays online for about a year after it opens, and it can be printed or saved as a PDF at any time.
Is there a limit on message length?
Each message can be up to 1,000 characters, enough for a good story.