Custom Greeting Card Manufacturer:
7 Structures, Full Printing & Finishing Capabilities

UGI Packaging manufactures 7 structural types of custom greeting cards — from flat single-panel cards to 3D pop-up and laser-cut invitation formats — using 14 surface finishing techniques with offset and digital printing, all under one factory roof in Guangzhou since 2007.

A custom greeting card is a printed paper or card-based product designed to convey a personal, brand, or ceremonial message from one party to another. Sourcing from an experienced custom greeting card manufacturer ensures structural precision, finish quality, and reliable MOQ flexibility. In a B2B manufacturing context, greeting cards encompass a broad product family — ranging from standard flat paper cards and multi-fold formats to structurally complex 3D pop-up cards, laser-cut invitation cards, and electronically enhanced interactive cards. Custom greeting cards are defined primarily by three variables: structural format, substrate and paper weight, and applied printing and finishing specifications.

The global greeting card market was valued at approximately USD 19.6 billion in 2023, with the custom and personalised segment growing at a compounded annual rate of 4.8% through 2030, according to industry research from Smithers Packaging Market Research. This growth is driven by two structural forces: the premiumisation of gifting occasions and the expansion of branded corporate stationery as a customer retention tool.

The Greeting Card Association (GCA) reports that over 6 billion greeting cards are purchased annually in the United States alone, with the custom and branded segment representing the fastest-growing channel. From a B2B procurement perspective, custom greeting cards serve as high-touch brand communication collateral. Unlike commodity packaging, a well-produced greeting card is kept by the recipient — meaning the brand impression persists long after the initial transaction. This characteristic makes card quality, finish precision, and structural creativity directly measurable ROI variables for the brands that commission them.

Primary B2B Market Segments Served by UGI Packaging

UGI Packaging Limited (ukugi.com) entered the custom greeting card manufacturer sector as a natural extension of its core gift packaging operations. Founded in 2007 in Guangzhou’s Huadu District — China’s highest-concentration printing and packaging manufacturing zone — the factory combines offset printing, digital printing, and specialist finishing capabilities under a single ISO 9001-certified quality management system. The Guangzhou location provides direct logistical access to Yantian, Shekou, and Nansha ports, enabling cost-competitive container shipping to European, North American, and Australian markets.

Structural engineering is the foundation of greeting card manufacturing. The chosen structure determines paper grain direction requirements, die-cut complexity, assembly method, and — most critically — the physical experience the recipient has when opening the card. UGI Packaging’s production line supports seven distinct structural categories, each with its own tooling, assembly protocol, and finishing compatibility matrix.

Structure 01 — Standard Flat Single-Panel Card

Flat single-panel invitation card with full-colour offset printing

The flat single-panel card is the simplest and most cost-efficient structure in greeting card manufacturing. It consists of a single sheet of printed card stock — unscored and unfolded — with artwork printed on one or both sides. Despite its apparent simplicity, flat cards can carry a high level of finish complexity: foil stamping, embossing, spot UV, and edge treatments are all compatible with this format.

Flat cards are manufactured by printing on a parent sheet, then die-cutting to the specified dimensions. Standard sizes include A6 (105 × 148mm), A5 (148 × 210mm), and custom dimensions. Paper weights typically range from 300gsm to 400gsm coated art paper for structural rigidity without the need for lamination over greyboard.

Paper Weight: 300–400gsm

Standard Sizes: A6, A5, DL, custom

Typical Use: Thank you cards, postcards, business reply cards, gift inserts

Finish Compatibility: Full — all 14 surface finishes applicable

Structure 02 — Bi-Fold Card

Bi-fold pocket card set with message inserts and envelope

The bi-fold card — also called a scored-and-folded card or booklet card — is the most widely recognised greeting card format globally. A single sheet is scored at the centre and folded to create a front cover, interior left panel, interior right panel, and back cover. The scoring process is critical: incorrect scoring relative to paper grain direction causes cracking at the fold line, a defect that UGI Packaging’s pre-production grain-direction verification protocol eliminates at the planning stage.

Bi-fold cards can incorporate a pocket on the interior right panel — created by gluing a trimmed panel insert — to hold enclosures such as gift vouchers, printed inserts, or seed paper. The exterior cover is the primary canvas for decorative finishes; the interior panels are typically printed with a lighter design to allow handwritten personalisation.

Paper Weight: 250–350gsm cover; 120gsm interior optional

Folding: Parallel score fold, grain-direction aligned

Typical Use: Birthday, holiday, sympathy, wedding day-of cards

Optional Add-On: Interior pocket for enclosure inserts

Structure 03 — Tri-Fold / Z-Fold Card

3D pop-up birthday card: layer-cut cake architecture with envelope

Paper weight selection for pop-up elements is critical: too heavy and the mechanism binds; too light and it collapses. UGI Packaging’s standard pop-up element paper is 200–250gsm coated art paper for the structural elements, with 350–400gsm for the outer card shell that holds the mechanism under compression when closed.

Material selection is the single most consequential decision in greeting card manufacturing. The substrate determines printability, surface finish compatibility, structural behaviour at fold lines, tactile quality in the recipient’s hands, and — increasingly — sustainability credentials relevant to retail and corporate buyers. UGI Packaging works with seven primary substrate categories, each carrying distinct technical properties that govern how it performs across the production workflow from press to finishing to assembly.

Substrate Category 01 — Coated Art Paper (铜版纸)

Printing Platform 01 — Offset Lithography

Contrast of coated vs uncoated: kraft paper thank-you cards

Coated art paper is the most widely specified substrate for any custom greeting card manufacturer, accounting for approximately 65% of UGI Packaging’s greeting card volume. The coating — a layer of china clay and binder applied to one or both sides of the base paper — creates a smooth, ink-receptive surface that reproduces fine halftone detail, photographic imagery, and saturated solid colours with high fidelity. Two coating variants are standard in production:

Gloss coated art paper has a bright reflective surface finish applied at the mill. It produces vivid colour reproduction with sharp contrast and high ink density — ideal for photographic imagery, full-colour illustrations, and cards where visual impact is the primary design objective. Gloss-coated substrates are the baseline choice for offset four-colour process printing.

Matte coated art paper uses a lower-gloss clay coating that diffuses light rather than reflecting it. The result is a softer, more elegant surface with reduced glare — preferred for minimalist design aesthetics, fine-line illustration, and cards where legibility of printed text is paramount. Matte coated stock accepts handwriting more readily than gloss — an important practical consideration for greeting cards that recipients are expected to personalise.

Printing Technology & Colour Management

Surface finishing transforms a printed card from a two-dimensional ink-on-paper object into a multi-sensory artefact. According to the Printing Industries of America, surface finishing adds measurable perceived value to printed collateral — research consistently shows premium-finished pieces achieve higher recipient retention rates than unfinished equivalents. The tactile properties, reflective behaviour, and dimensional character of a greeting card’s surface communicate quality, intention, and brand positioning before the recipient reads a single word. UGI Packaging applies 14 distinct surface finishing techniques to greeting card production — each with its own equipment, chemistry, process sequence, and visual outcome. Understanding these techniques individually, and in combination, is the foundation of premium card specification.

Lamination Finishes (Techniques 01–03)

UV Coating Finishes (Techniques 04–05)

Foil Stamping Finishes (Techniques 06–07)

Hot foil gold stamping on laser-cut gate-fold wedding invitation

06 — Hot Foil Stamping (Gold / Silver / Holographic)

Hot foil stamping transfers a metallic or holographic foil from a carrier roll onto the card surface using a heated die under controlled pressure. The die is engraved or photo-etched to the exact pattern shape — the heat activates the foil adhesive only in the areas contacted by the die, leaving a precisely defined foil image bonded permanently to the substrate. The result is a mirror-bright metallic surface with a three-dimensional presence that cannot be simulated by any printing process.

UGI Packaging stocks over 30 foil colours and finishes including: mirror gold, antique gold, rose gold, silver, copper, bronze, matte gold, matte silver, red holographic, silver holographic, rainbow holographic, and custom PMS-matched metallic foils. Holographic foils contain a diffraction grating structure that produces a shifting prismatic colour display — a finish that is particularly effective on celebration cards and premium retail stationery.

Die types: Brass engraved (recommended), zinc photo-etched · Min. line/text: 0.5pt positive, 1pt reverse · Common use: Wedding invitations, luxury brand cards, celebration cards, award certificates

Embossing & Debossing Finishes (Techniques 08–10)

Specialty Coating & Cutting Finishes (Techniques 11–14)

Recommended Finishing Combinations for Key Applications

Die-cutting is the manufacturing process that transforms a flat printed sheet into the final card shape — cutting the outer silhouette, scoring fold lines, perforating detach sections, and creating apertures. It is the stage at which structural design decisions become physical reality, and errors in die design or press setup at this stage cannot be corrected downstream. UGI Packaging’s structural engineering team develops and validates all die layouts in-house, applying a set of engineering rules that govern every die specification across all seven card format types.

Die-Cut Anatomy: Cut Lines, Score Lines, and Adhesive Lines

A greeting card die contains three functional line types, each performing a distinct mechanical role and represented by a different steel rule profile in the die board:

Pop-Up Mechanism Engineering

Complex crescent-shaped pop-up: multi-layer die-cut engineering

Pop-up card mechanisms are the most demanding die-cutting engineering challenge in the greeting card category. The three-dimensional movement is entirely a product of paper geometry — no springs, no adhesive hinges, no external mechanical components. The structural engineering must ensure that the pop-up elements deploy smoothly to their full extension when the card is opened to exactly 90° or 180° (depending on the design specification), and return to a flat-packed state when the card is closed — repeatedly, without fatigue failure or permanent deformation of the crease lines.

UGI Packaging’s structural engineers work from three primary pop-up mechanism families, each with its own geometric derivation rules:

Parallel Fold Mechanisms produce structures where all moving elements fold parallel to the card spine. When the card opens to 90°, the parallel-fold elements rise perpendicularly from the base — creating vertical columns, buildings, or layered scenes. The maximum element height for a parallel fold at 90° opening is determined by the formula H = (card width / 2) × sin(90°) — meaning the element height cannot exceed half the card width. UGI Packaging’s standard parallel fold cards use elements up to 80mm tall in a standard A5-format card.

V-Fold Mechanisms attach elements to the card base with a V-shaped fold line angled relative to the spine. V-fold elements extend outward from the spine plane when opened, creating depth rather than height — ideal for landscape scenes, architectural details, and character silhouettes. The V-fold angle (typically 45°–60° to the spine) determines the extent of lateral projection at full opening.

Combined Multi-Layer Mechanisms nest multiple parallel and V-fold elements at different distances from the spine, creating foreground, midground, and background planes simultaneously. The engineering challenge in multi-layer designs is ensuring that no element collides with another during the opening or closing sequence — a constraint that requires precise geometric calculation of each element’s travel path through the full 0°–90° opening arc.

Laser Cutting: Precision Parameters and Anchor Point Engineering

Laser cutting executes cuts that mechanical die-cutting cannot resolve — fine lace patterns, continuous curve paths, internal negative-space details, and custom monograms at text-scale dimensions. UGI Packaging operates CO₂ laser cutting systems calibrated to a cut precision of ±0.1mm, with the laser beam diameter (kerf width) of approximately 0.2mm factored into the structural file at the pre-production engineering stage.

The critical engineering constraint in laser-cut greeting card design is anchor point retention — ensuring that no cut element becomes fully detached and falls away from the surrounding panel. In complex lace patterns, every positive shape (the uncut paper that remains) must be connected to at least one adjacent positive shape by a bridge of minimum 0.8mm width. The structural engineering review process at UGI Packaging includes an automated bridge continuity check on all laser-cut artwork files — any disconnected island elements are flagged and corrected before cutting begins.

Gluing and Assembly Engineering

Gluing is the final structural manufacturing stage — bonding the die-cut components into their assembled configuration. For greeting cards, two adhesive systems are standard in UGI Packaging’s production, selected based on the substrate type, assembly geometry, and end-use requirements:

For pop-up card assembly, UGI Packaging uses a dedicated handcraft assembly station where trained operators attach each pop-up element individually using precision applicators. The assembly sequence is engineered to ensure that elements closest to the card spine are bonded first — working outward to the foreground elements — to maintain alignment reference throughout the build. Each assembled card is opened and closed through a full 180° cycle immediately after assembly to verify mechanism function before moving to the packaging stage. This 100% functional verification on all pop-up cards is a quality commitment that distinguishes UGI Packaging’s structural card production from factories that rely on statistical sampling for mechanism verification.

UGI Packaging’s structural engineering capability is directly supported by its sister expertise in rigid gift box manufacturing — a product category that shares the same greyboard lamination, precision die-cutting, and handcraft assembly skill requirements as premium greeting card formats. Buyers seeking to commission matching card-and-box gift sets can leverage this cross-category capability to ensure visual and tactile consistency across the complete gift presentation. For more information on UGI Packaging’s broader gift packaging range, visit the Gift Packaging product category or explore the Manufacturing Process guides for detailed technical reference on shared production techniques.

Design capability is the upstream multiplier of manufacturing quality. A technically perfect press run and finishing process cannot rescue a structurally flawed die layout or a colour-mis-specified artwork file. UGI Packaging operates an integrated design function that bridges the gap between buyer creative intent and production-ready manufacturing files — a function that is particularly critical for greeting card buyers who may have strong visual concepts but limited technical knowledge of print production requirements.

Design Service Tier 01 — From-Scratch Original Design (ODM)

OEM custom-designed greeting and business cards from UGI Packaging

For buyers who provide a brief — a description of the occasion, target audience, preferred colour palette, finish requirements, and budget envelope — without any existing artwork, UGI Packaging’s design team creates original greeting card designs from concept to production file. This is the ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) service path: UGI Packaging contributes both the creative design and the manufacturing execution.

The from-scratch design process begins with a creative brief consultation, during which UGI Packaging’s designer establishes the structural format, paper specification, and finish combination before any visual design work begins. This sequence — structure before aesthetics — prevents the common failure mode where a visually compelling concept is designed for a structural format that is either impossible or cost-prohibitive to manufacture. Structural feasibility is confirmed at brief stage; visual design development begins only after structural parameters are locked.

Design deliverables from the ODM service include: a digital concept presentation (2–3 design directions), a physical dieline proof for structural verification, a digital colour proof for colour approval, and production-ready press files. Design timelines for standard flat and bi-fold formats are typically 3–5 business days from brief to first concept presentation; complex pop-up and laser-cut formats require 7–10 business days for structural engineering plus design.

Design Service Tier 02 — Brand Adaptation (OEM)

Brand adaptation is the most common design service path for established brands and corporate buyers. The buyer provides existing brand identity assets — logo files, brand colour specifications (Pantone, CMYK, or RAL references), typography guidelines, and brand usage rules — and UGI Packaging’s design team adapts these assets to the greeting card format, ensuring that the finished card is consistent with the buyer’s existing brand standards while meeting all technical print production requirements.

Brand adaptation work includes logo reconstruction (converting low-resolution or screen-format logos to press-ready vector format), Pantone colour specification from CMYK brand references, typographic layout for card copy, and structural dieline creation to the buyer’s specified card dimensions. For corporate buyers with formal brand identity guidelines, UGI Packaging’s designers work directly from the brand manual — treating the guidelines as the definitive reference for all design decisions rather than interpreting brand elements freely.

Design Service Tier 03 — Artwork File Preparation & Optimisation

For buyers who supply their own complete artwork files, UGI Packaging offers an artwork preparation and optimisation service that converts buyer-supplied files into fully production-ready press files. This service covers the technical operations that are outside a design agency’s normal scope but are essential for successful print production: colour space conversion from RGB to CMYK with press-profile matching, image resolution upsampling where feasible, bleed extension, font embedding and outline conversion, overprint flag verification, ink density total area coverage (TAC) reduction for digital printing compatibility, and structural dieline integration.

The artwork preparation service is included at no charge for all production orders above 500 units. For smaller orders or stand-alone file preparation without a production order, a fixed-fee pre-press service is available. Buyers who submit files that do not meet UGI Packaging’s production specifications — the most common issues being RGB colour mode, insufficient resolution, missing bleeds, and non-embedded fonts — receive a detailed pre-press report within one business day identifying every required correction, with the option to proceed with UGI Packaging making all corrections or to return corrected files themselves.

3D Prototyping and Physical Sample Service

For any greeting card format involving structural complexity — pop-up mechanisms, laser-cut invitation suites, greyboard laminated luxury cards, or interactive electronic cards — UGI Packaging provides a physical prototype sample service before committing to the full production run. Physical prototyping is the only reliable method to verify that a structural design performs as intended: that pop-up elements deploy and return cleanly, that laser-cut patterns retain their anchor points under handling, that lamination adhesion is uniform on specialty paper, and that the overall hand-feel and proportions meet the buyer’s expectations.

Design Tools and File Compatibility

UGI Packaging’s design and pre-press team works in the full Adobe Creative Cloud suite — Adobe Illustrator for vector structural files and dieline design, Adobe Photoshop for image retouching and colour correction, and Adobe InDesign for multi-page card layouts and catalogue designs. Structural dieline templates for all seven standard card formats are available for download in AI, PDF, and DXF formats — buyers can request these templates at the brief stage to ensure their design agency works within the correct dimensional and bleed parameters from the start.

For structural die design of pop-up mechanisms, UGI Packaging uses CAD-based layout tools that calculate fold geometry mathematically before any physical prototype is produced — reducing prototype iterations and compressing the structural development timeline. For laser-cut pattern design, files must be submitted as vector paths (not raster images); UGI Packaging’s pre-press team can vectorise hand-drawn or bitmap laser-cut patterns at a nominal conversion fee for buyers who do not have access to vector design software.

Buyers seeking guidance on greeting card design best practices, structural format selection, or finish combination recommendations can access UGI Packaging’s Packaging Design Insights resource library, which covers structural engineering principles, finish selection guides, and artwork preparation tutorials — all published from the factory’s direct production experience.

Understanding the full manufacturing workflow enables buyers to set realistic project timelines, prepare the right inputs at each stage, and identify the decision points where changes can still be accommodated without delay or cost impact. UGI Packaging’s greeting card production follows a nine-stage sequential workflow in which each stage has defined input requirements, quality gates, and output deliverables before the next stage can begin.

Quality control in greeting card manufacturing is a multi-stage discipline that operates at four distinct points in the production workflow — not a single end-of-line inspection event. UGI Packaging’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001, the international standard for quality management systems, which mandates documented procedures, measurable quality objectives, and continuous improvement processes across all production operations. Within this framework, UGI Packaging applies a four-layer quality control protocol specifically calibrated to the technical characteristics of greeting card production.

QC Layer 01 — Incoming Material Inspection

All paper and board substrates, foil rolls, lamination films, adhesives, and electronic components (for interactive cards) are inspected upon arrival at the factory before being admitted to the production store. Incoming material inspection for paper and board covers five parameters that directly affect production quality:

QC Layer 02 — Print Quality Inspection

Print quality inspection operates at two sub-stages: press-sheet approval at make-ready (before the production run commences) and inline monitoring during the production run.

The press-sheet approval checklist covers: colour density on all four CMYK channels measured against target density values for the specified paper-ink combination; registration accuracy verified by measuring the overlay of registration cross-marks to ±0.1mm tolerance; Pantone spot colour match confirmed against physical PMS chip reference under D50 standardised viewing illuminant; and ink trapping verified by examining overprint areas for mottle or dropout. Only a press sheet that passes all checklist items receives the press-approval signature that authorises full production speed.

During the production run, press sheets are pulled at intervals of every 500–1,000 sheets and measured against the approved press standard. Colour density values are logged in the production record — creating a documented evidence trail of colour consistency across the full run. Any sheet lot showing ΔE drift greater than 2.0 from the approved standard triggers a press adjustment before the next interval sample is taken.

QC Layer 03 — Surface Finishing & Structural Inspection

Post-finishing QC check: surface adhesion and print consistency

After each finishing process, a batch of finished sheets is inspected before the next finishing stage begins. This sequential inspection protocol catches finishing defects at their source stage — before they are compounded by subsequent process steps. Key inspection parameters at the finishing stage include:

Lamination adhesion: Cross-hatch tape-pull test (ISO 2409) on laminated samples from the beginning, middle, and end of each lamination batch. Acceptable result: zero film delamination across the full 25-square cross-hatch grid. Any batch showing delamination is rejected and re-laminated before proceeding to foil or UV stages.

Hot foil adhesion: The foil adhesion tape-pull test is applied to each foil-stamped batch at make-ready and at regular intervals during the stamping run. Foil must not transfer to the tape under the pull force — any foil pickup on tape indicates insufficient stamping temperature or pressure, triggering an immediate press parameter adjustment.

Emboss registration: Embossed areas are checked under a magnifying loupe for registration accuracy against the printed design. The emboss die must be centred on the designated printed element — mis-registration of more than 0.5mm is considered a defect. Emboss depth uniformity is checked across the sheet width to confirm consistent die pressure.

Fold line integrity: After scoring and folding, all fold lines are inspected for surface cracking on the laminated or coated surface. A single crack on a fold line is sufficient cause to reject the affected card from the batch — fold-line cracks are not repairable and signal a scoring rule or paper weight miscalibration that must be corrected before production continues.

QC Layer 04 — Pre-Shipment AQL Inspection

Final pre-shipment inspection is conducted using the AQL (Acceptable Quality Level) 2.5 Level II sampling plan — the standard adopted across the international consumer goods and printed product export industry. At AQL 2.5, the inspection framework defines the sample size drawn from the total lot and the maximum number of defective units permitted before the lot is rejected and subject to 100% sorting or re-production.

UGI Packaging’s quality records — press logs, inline measurement data, finishing inspection reports, and AQL inspection results — are retained for a minimum of 24 months per order and are available to buyers on request. This documentation trail supports buyers who require quality evidence for their own supplier audit programmes, retail compliance requirements, or customer complaint investigations. Third-party pre-shipment inspection by buyer-nominated inspection agencies (SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek) can be accommodated with advance scheduling coordination.

For buyers requiring additional third-party quality verification, UGI Packaging supports integration with major global inspection services. The factory’s quality management system documentation is available for review prior to order placement, and factory audit visits — whether self-conducted or through an appointed third party — are welcomed at any stage of the supplier qualification process. Contact the UGI Packaging sales team at [email protected] or via the contact page to arrange a quality documentation review or factory visit.

The following catalogue presents all greeting card products currently available through UGI Packaging (ukugi.com), organised by structural category. All products are available for OEM customisation — dimensions, paper weight, printing, and surface finishing specifications can be modified to meet buyer requirements. Products shown represent standard configurations; custom structural formats and finish combinations are available on request.

Category A — 3D Pop-Up Cards

3D Pop-Up

Birthday Cake Pop-Up Card with Envelope

Colourful cake design · DIY message · Kids & adults

3D Pop-Up

Christmas Pop-Up Card — Santa & Snowflake

Holiday folding design · Xmas & New Year

3D Pop-Up

Christmas Pop-Up — Santa Claus Design

Merry Xmas & Happy New Year · Party invitations

3D Pop-Up · Interactive

Pop-Up Card with Music & Light

Birthday · DIY message · LED + audio chip

3D Pop-Up · Interactive

Light Music Birthday Card — Cake Design

Musical · Kids, teens & adults · Party gift

3D Pop-Up

Happy Birthday Pop-Up Card with Envelope

Keepsake quality · Kids & family · Blessing postcard

3D Pop-Up · Tunnel

Floral Pop-Up — Pink Rose Garden

Birthday · Mother’s Day · Valentine’s · Anniversary

3D Pop-Up · Tunnel

Pink Rose Garden Pop-Up — Cozy Kitten

Romantic keepsake · Mom, teacher & lover gifts

3D Pop-Up · Shaped

Crescent Pop-Up — Black & Red Rose Cat

Shaped silhouette · Handcrafted · Luxury gifting

3D Pop-Up · Architectural

World Landmark Pop-Up Card

Travel lovers · Boys, dad & boyfriend gifts

Category B — Wedding & Event Invitation Cards

Wedding Invitation

Floral Wedding Invitation — White Paper

Weddings · Engagements · Bridal showers

Laser-Cut Invitation

Laser-Cut Blue Glitter Invitation with Ribbon

Gold glitter · Bridal shower · XV birthday · Anniversary

Gate-Fold Invitation

Laser-Cut Gate Invitation — Pink & Gold

Customisable printing · Banquet & anniversary

Category C — Flat Greeting Cards & Card Sets

Flat Card Set

Valentine’s Day Cards with Envelopes (25pcs)

6 pattern designs · Romantic postcards · Handmade finish

Pocket Card Set

Love Pocket Cards Set (10pcs)

Birthday · Wedding · Christmas · Encouragement

Art / Wall Cards

Minimalist Line Art Floral Wall Cards (12pcs)

Home décor · Gallery wall · Thank you notes

DIY Card Set

DIY Cartoon Birthday Card Set with Stickers

Kids & family · Personalised · Birthday parties

Category D — Custom Business & Functional Cards

Custom Business Card

Custom Business & Personalised Printing Cards

Corporate branding · Free custom design · Fast shipping

Hotel Key Card Holder

Custom Hotel Key Card Holders — Logo Branded

Resorts · Motels · Airbnb · Conference events

Functional Card

Birthday Wallet Card — Folding Cash Holder

Red envelope style · Kids, boys & girls · Party gift

Category E — Kraft Paper & Thank-You Cards

Kraft Paper Card

Kraft Thank-You Cards — Blank (50pcs)

Baby shower · Wedding · DIY personalisation

Small Business Card

“Thank You for Supporting My Small Business” (30pcs)

Premium cardstock · Seller thank-you · Gift enclosures

DIY Stationery Set

Card Sticker & Envelope Set (50pcs)

Holiday crafts · Scrapbooking · Journal album

Ready to Source Custom Greeting Cards?

UGI Packaging offers full OEM and ODM services for all 7 greeting card structural types — from flat printed cards to laser-cut invitations and 3D pop-up formats. No fixed MOQ. Free artwork review. Factory-direct pricing from Guangzhou.

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Published: March 2026 | Last Updated: March 2026 | UGI Packaging (ukugi.com)