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How Early Should You Send Birthday Cards?


Question Posted Friday August 20 2010, 8:17 am

How early is it to send out someone a birthday card? I sent someone a birthday a card this week, but their birthday is not until the end of this month and the person probably wont be getting it until next week. Any advice on this would be great, thanks.


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iwantthetruth answered Sunday August 22 2010, 9:28 pm:
Hello.

I don't personally see a problem here. It is better that the card arrived early than late, right? Maybe the card will be a nice reminder that it will be that person's birthday soon, thus making them more excited and anxious for their birthday. As long as you aren't sending the card months in advance then all is well.


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