sorry card
a sorry card,
in your own words.
A sorry card that says it plainly: your apology in your own words, in a quiet scene with soft music or none at all. No confetti and no tricks. They open it when they are ready, and can write back.
$1.02 once, per card. No subscription, nothing renews. Photos, a video or a voice note are included. They need no app and no account.
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Open a sample, as they would.
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Olive branch 
By the sea 
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What goes in a sorry card
Only what helps them hear it.
Your apology
Start from a blank page or a plain first line, and say it in your own words.
A quiet look
Olive leaves and a small dove in soft light, with tender music they can turn off, or none.
Nothing to play
No cake to cut and nothing to scratch: an apology gets none of the little rituals other cards have.
A way to answer
They can send back a heart, a line or a voice note, when they choose. Only you see it.
Sorry messages to start from
Short and plain is kindest. Swap in what really happened.
A partner
I'm sorry for what I said last night. You didn't deserve it, and I've thought about little else since. I'd like to talk when you're ready.
Make it yours: Name the real moment, not "everything".
A friend
I'm sorry I missed your big day. There is no good excuse and I won't make one. I miss you, and I'd like to make it up to you.
Make it yours: Say which day it was.
Your parents
Amma, Papa, I'm sorry for how I spoke to you. You were worried because you love me, and I made it about me.
A colleague
I'm sorry for how I handled Monday's meeting. I spoke over you, and your point was the right one. It won't happen again.
Make it yours: Name the meeting or the moment.
When you forgot
I forgot, and I'm sorry. You matter far more than my calendar suggests. Let me take you out this week, on a day you pick.
Make it yours: Say what you forgot.
A brother or sister
I'm sorry. I was unfair, and you were right to be angry. Can we start again, on your terms?
Short
I was wrong. I'm sorry. I'd like to make it right.
How to say sorry in a card
- Name what you did in one sentence. "I'm sorry you were upset" is not an apology.
- Leave out "but". Everything after it undoes the sorry.
- Say what will change, and promise only what you will do.
- Don't ask for an answer. Let them reply when they are ready.
Questions
- Is it a sorry website or a card?
- A card that opens as a page on their phone or computer, from one link. They need no app and no account.
- Will it have balloons or confetti?
- No. A sorry card opens in a quiet scene with soft music, which you can switch off. It has none of the playful rituals.
- Can they reply?
- Yes, with a heart, a line or a voice note. It comes to you by email, and only you see it.
- Can I keep it private?
- Yes. Add a PIN or a question only they can answer, and the card opens only for them.
- Can I send it by post instead?
- Yes. A pen writes your apology in real ink and we post it, tracked. A handwritten letter by post
- Is it free?
- Making and previewing a card is free, and only you can see it. You pay once per card when you unlock it to send.
More on digital greeting cards, or send your apology in real ink, by post.
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