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Ellie
£1.75Ellie is frequently a shortened version of Eleanor and is also given to girls in its own right, at times more popular than Eleanor
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Emily
£1.75OUR FAMOUS EMILY SELECTION IN THE CARD
Emily Blunt started acting to cure a childhood stammer, Emily Bronte contributed Wuthering Heights to the family oeuvre, Emily Davies pioneered university education for women, Emily Davison plunged in front of the king’s horse as a suffragette, Emily Dickinson lived as a recluse writing hundreds of poems, Emily Maitlis combines glamour with gritty interviews on tv, Emily Roebling completed New York’s Brooklyn Bridge, Emily Scarratt high scoring rugby star, Emily Watson made her acting breakthrough after initial rejection.
We will send your card to you by first class post. If you prefer we can send it direct to your family member or friend with a brief message of your choice
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Emma
£1.75Emma shortened version of Hemma of Normandy wife of King Canute. With us ever since, and popular from the 1960s.
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Florence
£1.75Florence means blossoming or flourishing and it has flourished this century, rising to be one of the most popular names
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Georgie
£1.75Shortened form of Georgina, which emerged in Britain in the 18th century as a feminine form of the male name George that has Latin and Greek roots.
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Georgina
£1.75Emerged in Britain in the 18th century as a feminine form of the male name George. A name with a touch of class
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Gill
£1.75Gill along with Jill is one of two popular shortenings of Gillian, a name that is often associated with a loyal and loving nature
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Gillian
£1.75Gillian dates from medieval times and is often linked to qualities found in a best friend including sensitivity and sense of fun
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Grace
£1.75Grace expresses elegance and loveliness ever since classical mythology revered the beauty of the Three Graces
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Greta
£1.75For years, beyond Scandinavia Greta meant just one person Greta Garbo. Now another young Swedish woman Greta Thunberg has become a global superstar for the climate movement. You’ll meet them both here.
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Hannah
£1.75Special card for Hannah that opens to her famous namesakes. Hannah is an ancient Hebrew name and the origin for Anne and Anna. Especially popular during the 1990s
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Helen
£1.75Helen is the shining one of Greek mythology whose beauty sparked outrage and jealousy that led to the Trojan wars
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Holly
£1.75With her happy links to Christmastime she has been a popular name in Britain and the US for the past 100 years
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Isabel
£1.75Isabel a European favourite since the Middle Ages, now popular across the UK sounding classical and contemporary
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Isabella
£1.75Isabella a pretty and classy name with royal connections in European history and now popular throughout the UK
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Isabelle
£1.75Isabelle has spread to Britain mostly from France and Spain and has soared up the popularity chart in the last 20 years
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Jackie
£1.75Jackie the popular short form of Jacqueline has always carried a sense of energy and fun; enjoyed a golden era in the 1960s
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Jacqueline
£1.75Jacqueline with stylish French roots, this was one of the favourite names from the fifties through the seventies
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Jane
£1.75Jane the cartoon heroine kept everyone’s spirits up during the war and became a top ten choice in the 50s and 60s
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Jennifer
£1.75Meaning ‘fair one’, Jennifer is cool again after dropping down the rankings after a peak of popularity in the middle 20th century
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Jenny
£1.75The popular shortening of Jennifer, a name that goes back to the Middle Ages where it devleoped from Guinevere
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Jessica
£1.75Jessica was unknown until Shakespeare created the name for The Merchant of Venice. Today it’s a top ten choice
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Jill
£1.75Jill the spelling usually chosen as the shortened form of Gillian. It’s a name that conveys a sense of loyalty and fun
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Julia
£1.75Julia has noble Roman pedigree, the female version of Julius. Reached a peak in modern times during the 1950s and 60s