Sympathy Card Messages
Sympathy card messages: what to write
There's no right thing to write in a sympathy card, only honest things. These messages are short, plain and free of the phrases that tend to land badly.
Use the person's name and share one memory if you have one. Avoid "at least" and anything that tries to find a silver lining.
Simple sympathy messages
- Thinking of you and your family. I'm so sorry. Shop this card
- There's nothing I can say that helps, but I'm here and I'm not going anywhere. Shop this card
- Sending love. Take whatever time you need. Shop this card
Sympathy messages with a memory
- I'll always remember how welcome they made everyone feel. So sorry for your loss. Shop this card
- They were kind to me when they didn't have to be, and I've never forgotten it. Shop this card
- Holding you all in my thoughts. They were one of the good ones. Shop this card
Sympathy Card cards
Sympathy designs, printed in the UK and posted quickly.
Thinking Of You Card (With Sympathy / Sorry For Your Loss / Bearevement)
£3.87
I'm Sorry To Hear About Your Loss (With Sympathy Card)
£3.87
Gifts to send with the card
A quiet candle is often the kindest thing to send alongside the card.
You're Gonna Hear Me Roar Poster (Music Lyric Print)
£8.00
Cause I'm Too Messy And Then I'm Too Fucking Clean (Music Lyric Prints)
£8.00
That's So True (Music Lyric Prints)
£8.00
Best Believe I'm Still Bejewelled By Taylor Swift Music Lyrics Print
£8.00
Whose Afraid Of Little Old Me By Taylor Swift Music Lyrics Print
£8.00
"Let It Be" By The Beatles Inspired Music Lyrics Print (Piano)
£8.00
"Let It Be" By The Beatles Inspired Music Lyrics Print (Guitar)
£8.00
You Do You Colourful Wall Print (A5 - A3)
£6.00
In A World Of Grey, Be A Flamingo Print (A4 & A3)
£8.00
I Work Hard So That My Dog Can Live A Better Life Print (A4 & A3)
£8.00
Fancy a Guinness? Wall Print (A4 & A3)
£8.00
Line Them up Guinness Print (A4 & A3)
£8.00
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Frequently asked questions
What do you write in a sympathy card?
Say you're sorry, use the person's name, share one memory if you have one, and offer something practical. Avoid trying to explain the loss away.