Sympathy Heirloom Experience - 1 Month Mail Experience Paid In Full

Mail with meaning, meant to be remembered.

One beautiful bundle created for someone who is grieving a loss.

Perfect for ordering multiple bundles to hand out to others in person. (Let me know in the comments if you need extra envelopes)

The Heirloom Experience is a little reminder to slow down, smile, be encouraged and remember that you are special. The package is named Heirloom Experience because "heirloom" stand for something meaningful, beautiful, personal and worth keeping. Experience is the joyful feeling I want you to experience while opening this special delivery.

You will receive a carefully created envelope filled with beautiful, meaningful surprises designed to brighten a day of someone grieving a loss.

The Heirloom Experience Sympathy Bundle Includes:

~A hand painted original 4x6 watercolor painting of a sunflower.

~Words of affirmation. A beautiful card featuring an encouraging message to remind you of your strength, worth and the good things that surround you.

~A bible verse to be reminded you are not alone.

~Gentle Invitation Reminder. A beautiful prompt to encourage you to pause, reflect and give yourself grace during this difficult time.

~A sweet letter with my thoughts correlating losing a loved one with the beauty of a sunflower.

~An original hand painted sunflower bookmark.

One Month of Encouragement

Your Experience is a wonderful way to:

~Send encouragement to someone who has lost a loved one.

~It's so much more than a sympathy card. It's a bundled unique experience to let someone know you are thinking of them. They will always remember your thoughtfulness.

~When you don't have the words, let The Heirloom Experience fill the void.

*Please let me know who you want me to write it is to and from in the comments while checking out. 

*If you are ordering multiple bundles to hand out to others, please let me know if you would like an additional complimentary envelope to package it in for them.

Because sometimes the smallest things can brighten the biggest days.