Description
Celebrate a child's birthday with this fun card featuring Minions. The message on the front of the card reads, "Today's your cake day! ?" Open the card to reveal the inside message, "Two! Happy birthday! Happy birthday! " The card measures 8. 3 inches long by 5. 8 inches wide made with high quality cardstock paper; an envelope is included. All Hallmark cards are made with paper from well-managed forests. Hallmark was founded in 1910 when 18-year-old J. C. Hall arrived in Kansas City, Missouri, with a couple of shoeboxes of postcards under his arm and the American dream in his heart. Hallmark greeting cards are sold online and in nearly 40, 000 retail stores across the globe and people continue to recognize the iconic Hallmark brand as "the very best. "
Hallmark Minions Birthday Card (Today's Your Cake Day)
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$4.82
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$6.08
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$2.97
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$7.99
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Description
Celebrate a child's birthday with this fun card featuring Minions. The message on the front of the card reads, "Today's your cake day! ?" Open the card to reveal the inside message, "Two! Happy birthday! Happy birthday! " The card measures 8. 3 inches long by 5. 8 inches wide made with high quality cardstock paper; an envelope is included. All Hallmark cards are made with paper from well-managed forests. Hallmark was founded in 1910 when 18-year-old J. C. Hall arrived in Kansas City, Missouri, with a couple of shoeboxes of postcards under his arm and the American dream in his heart. Hallmark greeting cards are sold online and in nearly 40, 000 retail stores across the globe and people continue to recognize the iconic Hallmark brand as "the very best. "
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you know we all those relatives who value the traditional dare I say boring birthday with the requisite cake candles and balloons did you know the first rubber balloons were made by Professor Michael Faraday in 1824 but I digress this year celebrate dear and Edna's day of birth by adding this little number to the lineup of usual suspects don't blow it there are times when you need the very best and wishing celebrating thanking and just saying hello that's where the cards the air comes in you


