Sympathy & Condolence Cards

A group sympathy card is a digital card that allows multiple people to share condolences and support for someone experiencing loss. It's a thoughtful way to show collective care during difficult times.

Send it soon after learning of the loss, but give yourself and others time to thoughtfully compose messages. There's no "too late" for expressing sympathy - support is always appreciated.

Express your condolences simply and sincerely. Share a positive memory if appropriate, offer specific support if possible, and let them know you're thinking of them. Avoid clichés - be genuine and compassionate. Check out our blog about 100+ sympathy and condolence messages for more ideas and inspirations.

Yes. Digital sympathy cards are increasingly accepted, especially for remote teams or when distance prevents in-person support. They allow more people to participate and can be kept and revisited for comfort.

A group card from colleagues shows organizational support and care. It helps create a supportive work environment and shows the person they're valued beyond their professional role.

If appropriate and you knew the deceased, sharing a fond memory or photo can be comforting. Use discretion and ensure it's respectful and appropriate for the situation.

There's no limit. Whether it's a small team or entire organization, everyone who wishes to express condolences can participate.

Yes. The card can be downloaded as a PDF to keep permanently. Many find comfort in revisiting messages of support during their grief journey.

GreetPool sympathy cards are just $4.99 per card with unlimited signers and messages. For organizations managing difficult situations, we offer team plans. View our pricing page for team options.

Yes. Browse our showcase of sympathy cards created by teams, or try our interactive demo to understand how group condolence cards work. Preview any template before starting.

Absolutely. Every sympathy card can be downloaded as a printable PDF that never expires. Recipients can print it, save it digitally, or return to it online whenever they need comfort during their grief journey.