Start with something personal.
A sympathy card does not need to explain or fix anything. Acknowledge the person, share a memory if it feels appropriate, and let them know you care. An assistant can help you find a starting point, but you choose every word. You can create and approve the design before adding a mailing address.
“Help me find a few simple, caring words for someone going through a loss. Keep the design understated.”
A thoughtful detail.
Keep sensitive context out of your creative brief unless it is needed for the card itself. A short, direct message can be enough.
Review it before it leaves you.
Your final preview shows the artwork, exact wording, and every printed side. Add the recipient address when the design feels right, then review the complete price and estimated delivery window. Printing starts only after you approve the card and payment is confirmed.