Victorian Mourning Notecard Set

The Victorians took mourning seriously. Black clothing, elaborate funerals, carefully arranged photographs, and absolutely no expectation that anyone would cheer up anytime soon.

This set includes twelve unique vintage-inspired notecards depicting the elaborate rituals and quiet sorrow of Victorian mourning. Veiled widows seated among gravestones. Solemn children dressed in black. Horse-drawn funeral carriages, cemetery processions, open graves, and grieving families who appear to have made a lifelong commitment to looking appropriately miserable.

Each design is styled as an antique Victorian photograph with faded sepia tones, aged textures, somber compositions, and the haunting elegance of nineteenth-century mourning traditions. A collection devoted to an era when grief was an art form, black was a permanent wardrobe decision, and even the family photographs looked like funeral announcements.

Card Style Options:
• Folded: Classic greeting cards with a blank inside.
• Flat: Single-sided flat notecards with a blank back for writing.

Details:
• Set of 12 blank notecards (one of each design)
• Choice of folded or flat
• 4 x 6 inches
• Heavyweight 300 gsm cardstock
• 12 A4 kraft envelopes included
• Professionally printed in-house with archival-quality inks

For sending thank you notes, mysterious correspondence, questionable invitations, or perfectly ordinary messages from a house you definitely should not have entered.