Farewell & goodbye cards

Goodbye and farewell cards from Greetings Island

Yay for you, boo for us. Leaving is a two-sided coin, but you’ll want to wish them well, whether their next step is into a new workplace or a new obligation. That will keep them up at night. We offer a varied selection of greetings that help you say so long, goodbye, good luck, see you later, enjoy being a new parent with a smile or a dig or a verbal hug.

Your farewell card choice should reflect the level of your relationship with the person as well as their personality and their position in the hierarchy of your department or organization. Coworkers you know only casually will still appreciate a general expression of good wishes, and you never know. Paths recross at the most unexpected moments, sometimes across an interview desk. Make your goodbye genuine and as warm as is appropriate.

Free goodbye and farewell card options

Customize your free farewell card as much or as little as you want. Several card layouts are available, including multiple options with photo uploads. Add the person’s name for instant impact, and include your own message or one of the sample messages we’ve provided in the Text menu. Which is also where you can manipulate the font style, color, size, and alignment. Or not.

Printable goodbye cards and online sharing

All done? All our templates are printable at home. Just download the pdf and print at the highest quality. Print your card at a local print shop by taking the file with you there. We also give you the option to download and share it online via Facebook, WhatsApp, SMS, or email. It is so easy and, better yet, free. We do have some premium options reserved for our premium members. This includes custom designs, fonts and special stickers. So, if you want to open up over 5000 designs of all types across our website, sign up for a premium membership today!

Whether you’re sad or celebrating the departure of someone important, giving them a card from our free card maker selection is a gracious gesture. Now, where’s the cake?