Same sex wedding cards for a joyful congratulations
Our same sex wedding cards collection starts with one carefully chosen design: They Liked It, So They Put A Ring On It (LGBT-Friendly Wedding Card). It offers a playful way to congratulate a couple on their marriage without making a traditional bride-and-groom greeting the default. Whether you are celebrating friends, relatives or colleagues, a card should feel right for the people receiving it. This focused selection keeps that particular design easy to find, with space inside for a message that reflects your relationship with the newlyweds.
The card currently in this collection
The featured card shows an illustrated person displaying a ring alongside a light-hearted wedding message. The product is described as A6 and blank inside, so you can write your own congratulations rather than working around a pre-printed verse. It is a cheerful option for a couple who would enjoy a playful greeting. Open the product page to see the complete artwork, check the current price and read the delivery details. This collection currently contains this one product only, rather than presenting its wording options as separate designs.
Choose the wording that fits the couple
The product offers He liked it, She liked it and They liked it options. Check the selected version and its photograph before ordering, rather than assuming the product title fixes the wording of every option. They liked it provides a gender-neutral choice; the right version depends on the couple and the greeting you want to send. Use their own names, pronouns and preferred language in your message. A card can be inclusive without requiring you to guess how either person describes themselves.
Wedding cards for two grooms or two brides
If you are looking for a wedding card for two grooms or two brides, focus on the actual wording and artwork rather than a label alone. This design does not print a pair of named roles such as Mr & Mr or Mrs & Mrs. It can therefore suit someone seeking a less role-specific greeting, provided the humour feels right for the couple. Do not assume that all same-sex couples want the same style of card. Some enjoy a joke; others prefer a quieter congratulations and a thoughtful handwritten message.
What to write in a same-sex wedding card
Start with the couple's names and a warm congratulations on their wedding. Add a detail you genuinely know: a memory of spending time together, something you admire about their partnership or a wish for the years ahead. You do not need to make their sexuality the subject of the greeting or describe the wedding as unusual. Celebrate their marriage as you would any other, while choosing language that fits them. If you need an opening line, our wedding card messages can help you find a starting point to personalise.
A playful front with a personal message inside
The printed joke can keep the greeting light, while your own words provide the warmth. For close friends, an affectionate shared memory might be perfect. For a colleague, a short congratulations signed by the team can feel more appropriate. Avoid turning the message into a speech or repeating jokes about marriage that the couple might not welcome. A few sincere sentences are enough. Sign clearly, especially if you are leaving the card at a reception where the couple will open many greetings after the celebration.
Check the details before the wedding day
Allow time to order, write and deliver your card, particularly if you will post it onwards after adding your message. Check the individual listing for available options and current dispatch information rather than assuming a delivery date. If this design is not the right fit, browse our wider wedding cards for other greetings and inspect their wording carefully. This same sex wedding cards collection remains a focused home for the specified LGBT-friendly ring design, without automatically adding other products to the range.
