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The Lovepop Journal — posts tagged "what-to-write"

What Can I Say Instead of Get Well Soon? 44 Get Well Soon Messages

Posted by Hannah Davies on

Sometimes it can be difficult to think of what to say to someone who is sick. They've probably heard "Get Well Soon" 100 times already -- how monotonous can you get? Here are some message ideas and things to remember when you're writing your card.

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Tips and Ideas for Meaningful Graduation Card Messages

Posted by Hannah Davies on

Whether your loved one is graduating from kindergarten, middle school, high school, college, post-grad, or even onto their next chapter of life — it’s certainly an achievement worth celebrating. But how do you craft a personal message that will stand out in the "congratulations" crowd? Here are a few tips on how to write the most memorable and meaningful card. 

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50 people to thank right now

Posted by Lovepop Team on

During times of need, it's important that we lift each other up and say thank you for the small part that each of us play in making the world a better place. There are so many people we have to thank for bringing joy to our lives. If you don't know where to start: we made a list. Check it out!

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Valentine’s Day card messages & sayings for every love in your life

Posted by Hannah Davies on

Break out the glitter pens and puffy stickers: it's almost Valentine's Day! With so many people to send cards to, it can be difficult to come up with unique and meaningful for each. We're here to help!

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Our Mother's Day love notes 💌

Posted by Lovepop Team on

Mother's Day is the perfect time to celebrate all of the wonderful women in your life. Growing up they taught you right from wrong, encouraged you when you were close to giving up, and obviously gave you the best hugs ever. Here are some of the heartfelt Mother's Day love notes our team has written to share the love with their mother figures this year.

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