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A group sympathy card
When a coworker or friend loses someone, it can be hard to know what to say. A group sympathy card lets everyone share a few kind words together. Sympathy cards use a quiet, plain design.
Start a sympathy cardThinking of you, Sarah
Thinking of you and your family. We’re here for you.
The design teamI’m so sorry for your loss. Take all the time you need.
BenHow 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.
- I’m so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and your family.
- Holding you close in my thoughts. Please take all the time you need.
- There are no right words, but please know we care about you.
- Sending love and strength to you and your family.
- I have such fond memories of your mother. She will be missed.
- We’re here for you, now and in the weeks ahead.
Tips for organizers
Keep messages short
A few sincere words are enough. Share a memory if you have one.
Offer specific help
Covering a shift or bringing a meal is often more helpful than “let me know if you need anything.”
Send it soon
Open the card within a few days. Sympathy cards don’t include a “Made with EveryoneSigned” line.
Questions
Is the sympathy card design different?
Yes. It uses a plain, quiet layout, with no colorful notes and no link back to our site.
Can I send it right away?
Yes. Open it from your manage page whenever you’re ready.
Who can see the messages?
Only the organizer and the person you send the card link to. The page is hidden from search engines.