Stationary, birthday cards, Christmas cards, wrapping paper etc

By SuzieK
November 3, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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SuzieK

Posted November 3, 2013

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Posted November 3, 2013

Please check out my new website for all your card and stationary needs!

Phoenix Trading offer a huge array of birthday and Christmas cards as well as gift boxes, tissue paper, family organisers, rewards charts.... The list goes on! Why not get in there early for Christmas or stock up on the next few months birthdays.

All items can be purchase via the below website. Alternatively for free delivery if you are local you can order direct via me. Just email me on [email protected] with your list of items. My next order date is the 7th November so get your orders to me before then.

https://www.phoenix-trading.co.uk/web/suzieplatt/

I am also available if you want to host coffee and card mornings/afternoons where I can bring along a select few cards to sell, some samples and brochures. As the host you will be entitled to a 10% discount on your order.

Any question or of you would like a brochure instead of looking online, contact me!

Thanks for looking.

Suzie

07902874509

[email protected]

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