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Photobox, the UK and Europe’s number one online community for photo printing and personal publishing, today launches online greeting cards for the Hindu and Sikh communities, with fully customisable cards celebrating Diwali.
This year Diwali falls on October 28th and there is no more personal or straightforward way to celebrate the ‘Festival of Light’ than by creating a greetings card. Simply go to the Greetings by Photobox website and select the Diwali cards category; customers are then given the option to customise their card with personalised text on the front and their own text and photos inside the card. It can then be dispatched directly to the recipient anywhere in the world or sent back to the buyer with envelopes to post themselves.
Commenting on the latest range, Mark Chapman, Photobox’s Managing Director, said: “Photobox is delighted to offer these striking, fully customisable cards for the 560,000 UK Hindus and 336,000 UK Sikhs on the web. All our cards have unique styling and are incredibly easy to tailor for relatives and friends to celebrate the ’Festival of Light.’”
Prices start at £1.99 and with each card users are given the option to donate part of the revenue to charity. To start customising standard (c.A5) or small (c.A6) sized cards and benefit from bulk order discounts, visit the website.
About Photobox
Photobox (photobox.co.uk) is the leading online photo service in the UK where it pioneered online printing, storing, sharing, community and publishing services for digital photos before extending its range to innovative products such as photo books, calendars, and greeting cards.
The company merged with Photoways, the leading French service, in April 2006 thereby creating the European market leader with over 5 million members and nearly 200 million photo prints in 2007. The group is backed by leading Venture Capital firms Index Ventures, Highland Capital and HarbourVest. Stan Laurent, formerly Chief Operating Officer at AOL Europe, is President and C.E.O. and Mark Chapman, co-founder of Photobox, is Managing Director of the UK business.
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