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Custom get well soon cards with your photos, mailed to their door

Make custom get well soon cards with your photos and send them to their home. They're 4x6 photo postcards, not folded cards, so there's no envelope or stamp: we print and mail each one.

Loved by families across the countryEstimated delivery Oct 23 – 30
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A photo postcard of four family pictures resting on an open red mailbox in autumn
A laughing grandmother and grandfather holding up a photo postcard
A photo postcard held on the fridge with fruit magnets, beside a school photo and a child's rainbow drawing
A mom in the kitchen holding up a photo postcard next to her baby in a high chair
A photo postcard on a red gingham picnic blanket with lemonade and strawberries
A young couple and their dog on the couch holding up a photo postcard
A photo postcard on a party table with confetti, a party hat and birthday cake
A puppy asleep on a yellow couch next to a photo postcard

What people are saying

  • “I’ve been sending postcards back and forth with some long distance friends and I genuinely forgot how fun it is to get something in the mail that isn’t a bill lol”
    Steven G.
  • “I visited my grandparents last week and it was awesome to see their fridge covered with my postcards! They seem to really appreciate them”
    Eric S.
  • “My parents love my postcards and I never would have done it without Familyletter, I don’t think I have ever even bought a stamp before. Love it and will keep using them!”
    Tricia M.
  • “I sent one to my best friend after she moved across the country and now we’re obsessed. We talk all the time but getting real pics is totally different.”
    Georgia K.
  • “This is such a good “thinking of you” gift, it feels way more intentional than sending a text”
    Alex U.
  • “My boyfriend and I are long distance and this hits completely different than texting pictures. We already FaceTime constantly so having an actual picture of him on my desk feels less digital.”
    Claire O.
  • “I sent the first one as a joke and now everyone asks when the next one is coming”
    Patrick E.
  • “I send a few postcards a month to my buddies from college, it’s kind of like a monthly time capsule”
    Elijah P.

See how it works in 20 seconds

Pick photos, write a note, we print it, then stamp and mail it. Postage included.

Get well soon cards after surgery

Surgery comes with a date, so this is the easiest get well card to time. Order before the operation and mail it to the house.

Put home on the front: the grandkids, the dog, the garden they aren't allowed to weed yet.

What to write in a get well card

Write about them, not the diagnosis: one wish, one thing waiting at home, your name.

  • Rest up. We've got the dog, the mail and the tomatoes.
  • The new knee is lucky to have you. Go slow.
  • No need to write back. We just wanted something good in your mailbox.
  • The office is far too quiet. Take your time.

Funny get well cards

Joke about the situation, never the illness. If the news is serious, a warm line and a good photo is the safer card.

  • The dog on bed rest, showing them how it's done
  • The garden, with the news that the weeds are winning

Get well postcards, not folded cards

Up to four photos fill the front of a glossy 4x6. Your note and their address share the back, and we add the postage.

Each card in an order can go to its own US address, so one order reaches Mom at home and Grandpa in rehab.

A long recovery? Send one a week, and borrow a line from our encouragement cards.

Get-well cards made in this builder

Card front with two photos side by side: a mother and two small children by a pumpkin, and a family selfie, with a Love you! sticker
From the grandkids, after Grandma's knee surgery
Card back on a dotted pattern with a note telling Grandma her new knee is lucky to have her, and a flower bouquet sticker
The back: note, postage, address
Card front with two photos: a woman with a chocolate lab puppy on brick steps, and the same puppy asleep on its back on a striped rug
The funny one: the dog demonstrates bed rest
Card back on a yellow striped pattern with a note from Jess and Biscuit about bed rest, and a heart sticker
Signed by the dog, too
Card back on a heart pattern with a note telling Dad to rest with his feet up, signed Kate and Owen, and a smiling sun sticker
A note for Dad, home from the hospital

What it costs

PostcardsPriceEach
1$9.99$9.99
2$17.99$9.00
3$24.99$8.33
5$34.99$7.00
10$59.99$6.00

Shipping is free on every order, even one card. Each card in an order can go to a different US address.

Sending for a birthday or a holiday? Please allow up to 15 days. USPS can run a little slow, especially in December.

Get well card questions

What is a nice thing to say in a get well card?

Wish them rest and name one thing waiting for them at home. Two lines and your name are enough. Don't ask for a reply.

What can I write instead of "get well soon"?

Try "Take all the time you need" or "We're keeping your seat warm." For a long recovery, "soon" can sting.

When should I send a get well card?

Right away, so it's waiting when they get home. For a planned surgery, order a few days before.

How long does a get well card take to arrive?

Usually 5 to 10 business days: printed in 1 to 2 business days, then USPS First-Class Mail. We can't guarantee a delivery date.