For a London graduate
The whole city is cheering them on
A cap above the skyline, with congratulations from coursemates, family and the people who saw the work.
Start a graduation cardFOR THE WORK BEHIND THE GOWN
The late library nights, the drafts and the people who kept them going. Bring everyone's congratulations into one personalised London graduation card, including family and coursemates who cannot be at the ceremony.
Create your draft and collect messages for free. Pay £7.99 once before finishing the card. Contributors never pay to sign.
Add their name and an editable graduation title. You can mention UCL, King's College London, Imperial, LSE, Queen Mary or another university in your own message. There is no separate university field, and the original skyline illustration contains no university crests or official branding.
Invite each person to say what they admired during the course, rather than simply repeating congratulations. For a university offer or exam result, change the title to match that news and choose the same skyline design if it suits them.
For a London graduate
A cap above the skyline, with congratulations from coursemates, family and the people who saw the work.
Start a graduation cardFor someone who showed up
Flower-market colour for a teacher, mentor or teammate, with a personal thank-you from everyone they helped.
Start a thank-you cardChoose a design, add their name and change the title to suit the occasion.
Share a signing link. Guests can add words, photos and voice notes from anywhere, without accounts.
Review the messages, pay once and finish the card. Share the recipient link yourself; they can save a PDF of the written messages.
No. Letterfloret is an independent greeting-card service and is not affiliated with any university or college. You personalise a card for your own graduate; it is not an official university communication.
These are digital group cards. Share a signing link with your group, then share the finished recipient link yourself. Letterfloret does not print or post cards. The recipient can save a printable keepsake PDF of the written messages; voice notes remain in the online card.