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Love Struck is the quietest card in the range and the most personal. The front carries a single painted image: an arrow drawn at an angle, its tip formed as a small blush heart, its fletching brushed in soft grey, and a red ribbon tied loosely at the shaft with both ends falling away across the card.
It reads as painted rather than printed. The brushwork is visible in the ribbon especially, where the red thins at the edges and pools where the stroke turned, and the arrow's feathering is left deliberately loose. Love Struck is written by hand at the top left in grey ink, in a script that is legible rather than decorative.
The card is cut with a scalloped edge on all four sides and printed on a warm cream stock with a faint tooth to it, so the surface behaves like watercolour paper. A cream envelope is included, in the same warm off-white rather than a bright contrast.
There is nothing printed inside, which suits a card like this: the restraint on the front only works if the message is genuinely written. It is made for romantic occasions where a red card would say too much too quickly, and pairs naturally with roses or with a soft blush arrangement. See the full notecard range.
The card is A6 folded with a full blank inside page, and the scalloped edge is cut on all four sides rather than only the opening edge, so it reads as a single object rather than a folded sheet. It is sent flat in a sleeve to protect the painted surface, which sits slightly proud of the stock. When ordered with flowers it travels beside the arrangement, kept dry and separate.
Love Struck is written for romance with restraint:
- Valentine's Day and romantic gestures
- Anniversaries, including early ones
- Proposals, engagements and just-because gestures
- Sent with roses or a soft blush arrangement
- Blank inside, for a message that should be handwritten
Photo size: Large
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