Personalised Sports Cards for Valentine's Day
Tell them they are your first pick with a sports card made for Valentine's Day, printed from A5 to A0 and cut to shape.
A5 to A0 · from £20.00
Six sizes, A5 to A0
Drawn to scale against a one-metre line. Every size is made to order.
Personalised Sports Cards for Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day gifts tend to be roses and chocolates. A personalised sports card is something they will not have had before. Put your partn
Valentine's Day gifts tend to be roses and chocolates. A personalised sports card is something they will not have had before. Put your partner on the card as your number one signing, choose a photo you love and fill six stats with the reasons why. It suits couples who share a team, couples who argue about the offside rule and couples who have no interest in sport at all but like a good joke. Each card is printed to order.
Romantic stats, or cheeky ones
Valentine's cards can lean either way. Sweet stats might be dates since you met, songs you dance to or places you want to go next. Cheeky ones might be duvet stolen, remote control possession or texts left on read.
The overall rating is the easiest compliment you will ever give: a 99 says it all.
Photo ideas
A natural, smiling photo usually works better than a posed one. We remove the background, so a picture from a holiday, a match or a night out is all fine. If the photo is of both of you, make sure the faces are close and in focus.
Sizes and delivery
An A5 (14.8 × 21 cm, 5.8 × 8.3 in) card is a good size to slip into a gift bag or lean against a vase, while a larger print from A5 to A0 (84.1 × 118.9 cm, 33.1 × 46.8 in) makes a gift on its own. Cards are printed after you order, so leave enough time before the fourteenth. Prices start from £20.00.
Matching cards for two
Some couples make a card for each other and swap them on the day. Choose the same design so the pair looks like teammates, then write each other's stats without peeking. It makes for a good laugh when the cards are opened side by side.
If you share a team, pick a design in its sport and colours. If you support rivals, a card each in your own colours settles nothing but looks great on the fridge.
Words behind the numbers
The best Valentine's cards have one stat that only the two of you understand: the pub where you met, the match you watched in the rain, the song at the wedding of friends. Write that one last. It is the line your partner will point at when someone asks what the card means.
Look at both cards side by side
If you make a pair, open each preview on its own. Check names, photo crops and the stats, then compare them next to each other. Make sure one card does not outshine the other: a 91 against a 77 might start a debate. When you are happy, order both together so they arrive as a pair.
Questions, answered
Is this only for people who like sport?
No. The design looks like a sports card, but you decide the content. It works as a playful gift for anyone.
Can I put two people on the card?
Yes, if both are in the same photo and close together. A single person gives the cleanest result.
Can I write my own position?
Yes. The position is free text, so something like "First choice" or "Starting eleven" works.
Can I send it straight to them?
Yes. We deliver worldwide, so you can send it directly to their address.