Valentine's Greeting Cards
See Valentines Greeting Cards in action
Watch the Valentine's Greeting Cards overview: cards scored to fold to 4.25" x 5.5" or 5" x 7" on 17 stocks, from gloss to linen and pearl, with optional A2 envelopes.
- From $56.02 per set of 50 folded cards, with the per-card price sliding from $1.12 down under 5 cents as the run climbs to 100,000.
- 2 folded sizes, 8.5" x 5.5" folding to 4.25" x 5.5" and 10" x 7" folding to 5" x 7".
- 17 stocks: gloss, silk/matte, soft touch, uncoated, white linen, and metallic pearl in ice, champagne, silver, and gold.
- Matching A2 envelopes, pre-scoring, and machine folding, so each Valentine's card ships ready to write in and mail.
- 5 business day standard turnaround with 4-day, 3-day, 2-day, Next-Day, and Same-Day rush, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 16 reviews.
Send a Valentine People Stand on the Shelf
A folded Valentine's card stands on a desk well past February 14. It prints full color inside and out and comes with a matching envelope, so you can hand it over or drop it in the mail, whether it is a love note to one person, a Valentine's Day promotion for your shop, or a party invite that needs a real envelope. Sets of 50 start at $56.02 and are rated 4.7 out of 5 across 16 reviews.
A set of 50 starts at $56.02, and the per-card cost keeps sliding as the count climbs toward 100,000. Fifty covers a class or a small office; a florist or a bakery slipping one into every February order pays far less per card at a few thousand. Browse the whole folded lineup on greeting cards printing, or tap a tier below to see the set total and what each step up saves.
What Are Valentines Greeting Cards
A Valentine's greeting card here is a scored cover sheet that folds in half, printed full color on any of 17 stocks in 2 folded sizes, with a White Wove A2 envelope if you want one. The fold lets it stand on a shelf and gives the inside room for a note, which a flat postcard cannot offer. You get a compact 8.5" x 5.5" that folds to 4.25" x 5.5" and a roomy 10" x 7" that folds to 5" x 7". Print full color on the front and inside, so the cover carries the art and the inside carries your message, add a matching White Wove A2 envelope, and you have a finished piece ready to hand out or mail. If you want the everyday folded card without the seasonal styling, the Greeting Cards cover that, and the Valentine's version sits beside them for February 14.
What Stocks Can You Print Valentines Cards On
You can print a Valentine's card on 17 stocks, from a 13pt recycled uncoated cover, 14pt and 16pt Gloss Cover and 100# Silk/Matte to 16pt Uncoated with Soft Touch, 14pt and 18pt White Linen, and Metallic Pearl in Ice, Champagne and Gold at 15pt and Silver at 13pt. The person who opens the card feels the stock first. Gloss cover keeps reds and pinks bright at the lowest price, soft touch feels velvety, the linen stocks add a woven texture, and the metallic pearl range shimmers under light. The specs panel below lists all 17. Add a High Gloss UV Coating to deepen a red heart or a script headline, and set ink coverage to 4/0, 4/1, or 4/4 depending on whether you print the inside.
Start from a professionally built layout in our greeting card design templates, then set the cover art on the front half and your message on the inside in the online editor.
If your artwork is ready, download a press-ready blank for the 8.5" x 5.5" or the 10" x 7" flat sheet. Each blank template shows where the fold falls, with the bleed and safe margin drawn in, so the cover art lands on the right half and nothing sits on the score line. Place your art and upload.
Wally folds it, you send the love
Valentine's cards, envelope and all
Here is the quick version of Valentine's greeting cards from 4OVER4.COM: pick a folded size, choose from 17 stocks, add a matching A2 envelope, and Wally scores, folds, and packs them so they ship ready to mail before February 14.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Valentines Greeting Cards Cost
Valentine's greeting cards start at $56.02 per 50, about $1.12 per card, and the price per card falls to roughly 9 cents at 7,000 and under 5 cents at 100,000. Count the people on your list or the February orders you expect, add a few spares, and drag the slider below to see the set total and the per-card cost at that number.
Can You Ship Valentines Cards Ready to Mail
Yes. Every Valentine's card is scored, and you choose Fold to Finished Size or scored and shipped flat. Choose folding and the cards arrive at 4.25" x 5.5" or 5" x 7", so nobody folds a stack by hand the week of February 14. Add the White Wove A2 envelope and each card has its own in the box, and bundling keeps sets grouped for handing out. For a promotion going to a customer list, you address and mail the cards the day they arrive.
How Do Valentines Cards Compare to the Rest of the Range
Valentine's cards fold, stand up and mail in an envelope. Flat formats cost less per piece, and laminated cards feel heavier. If you want a flat card that goes straight in the mail, the Save the Date Cards cost less per piece, and for a richer, soft-touch feel the Velvet Greeting Cards are the premium step up. The chart below lines up the closest siblings with the starting price of each.
How Fast Can You Get Valentines Cards Printed
Valentines greeting cards print on a 5 business day standard turnaround, and when February 14 sneaks up you can move that to 4-day, 3-day, 2-day, Next-Day, or even Same-Day production out of our New York City plant. Each step buys back time for a set percentage on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. Same-Day orders need to be approved by the cutoff to ship that day. 99.8% of 4OVER4.COM orders arrive on time and 82% ship early, so you are not gambling on the date. Compare every turnaround tier below and see exactly what the rush adds before you pick.
Print Your Valentines Cards Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever size, stock, and finish you pick, these Valentine's cards fold clean, print rich, and come with an envelope so they are ready to send. Need them before February 14? Same-Day production keeps you covered, and you can scan the full print product range any time. Print your Valentine's cards today.
Valentines Greeting Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
Do the cards arrive already folded?
Yes. They are pre scored and machine folded, so the crease is straight and the stock does not crack along the fold. They ship ready to write in and mail rather than as flat sheets you have to fold by hand.
What are the folded sizes?
Two options: an 8.5 inch by 5.5 inch sheet that folds to 4.25 inch by 5.5 inch, the size for a class set or a single love note, and a 10 inch by 7 inch sheet that folds to 5 inch by 7 inch. The larger one gives a full bleed image more presence when it stands on a shelf past February 14.
Is it worth ordering more than the minimum?
The minimum is 50 cards at $56.02, about $1.12 each, and the per card price slides under 5 cents as the run climbs toward 100,000. If you are mailing a customer list or stocking a retail counter, a larger run costs dramatically less per card than a small test batch.
Do matching envelopes come with them?
Matching A2 envelopes can be added to the order so the set arrives complete. That is the setup most people choose for a Valentine card, since it is usually mailed or handed over sealed.
Which stock suits a Valentine card best?
Seventeen stocks are offered, including gloss, silk matte, soft touch, uncoated, white linen, and metallic pearl in ice, champagne, silver, and gold. Soft touch has a velvety hand that suits a personal card, and metallic pearl gives red and pink artwork a shimmer.
How late can I order for February 14?
Standard turnaround is 5 business days, with 4 day, 3 day, 2 day, Next Day, and Same Day rush available. Work backward from the day you want the card to arrive and add shipping time on top of production. The cards ship pre scored and machine folded, so they are ready to write in and mail the day they arrive.
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