Enclosed.
Examples

A few finished cards.

None of these people are real, but each card below is a full, finished one: an envelope, a wax seal, a slideshow of real and AI scenes, a message. Open one the way your recipient would.

Ava and Jonah
Evil Eye
Wedding
To the couple, from their friends

Six scenes of Ava and Jonah, a note from the wedding party, a Visa gift enclosed.

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Nia and Sofia
Confetti
Birthday
To Nia, from her best friend

Five scenes of two best friends, no gift, just chaos.

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Dennis and Carol
Burgundy
Anniversary
To Carol, from her husband

Forty years in. Five scenes, no two the same continent.

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Leah and Ken
Scholar
Graduation
To Leah, from her dad

Three guesses at what comes next, made by a proud dad.

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Omar and Jess
Cloud
New baby
To the expecting parents, from their friends

Three scenes of the next few months, as imagined by people who've been there.

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Anjali and Priya
No Reason
Mother's Day
To Mom, from her daughter

A design with no occasion on it, made into a Mother's Day card by changing the words.

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Walt and Tom
Midnight
Father's Day
To Dad, from his son

The black-and-gold birthday design, relabeled for Dad. Three scenes, one fish.

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Dana and Chris
Botanical
Thank you
To Aunt Dana, from her nephew

For driving four hours and carrying a couch. Three scenes.

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Marcus and Andre
Sunset
Congratulations
To Marcus, from his best friend

He passed the bar. Three scenes of a man who is now insufferable.

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Mia and Chloe
Snow
Holidays
To Mom and Dad, from their daughters

A year in photos, some of which happened. Three scenes.

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Elena and Beth
Dusk
Sympathy
To Elena, from her closest friend

Quieter scenes for a hard week. No confetti, a slower show, a line in his memory.

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Jake and Theo
No Reason
Just because
To Theo, from his best friend

Four scenes, zero occasion, sent on a Tuesday.

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Your people. Your photos. About forty seconds a scene.

Up to ten scenes come with every card, five attempts each, so you can keep going until it's perfect.

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