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Midnight Fireworks

Navy and gold fireworks bursting over a city skyline

Fireworks burst in gold and light over a navy city skyline. Sparks drift slowly down after each one, like the last seconds of a countdown.

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About this design

Midnight Fireworks bursts open in gold and light over a navy city skyline. After each firework, sparks drift slowly down like the last seconds of a countdown, and then the card opens to your message.

It is the natural choice for New Year’s Eve, but fireworks mean “something big just happened” all year round. The deep navy and gold look festive and grown-up, which suits achievements as well as celebrations.

The skyline isn’t any particular city, so the card works wherever the recipient lives. Gold on navy also suits formal congratulations, such as a colleague’s promotion or a client’s company anniversary, when you want a celebration without balloons.

When to send it

  • Happy New Year messages sent at or just after midnight
  • Big achievements: graduation, a promotion, a book or product launch
  • Engagement or wedding congratulations
  • Anyone who deserves a proper celebration from far away

Messages that suit this design

  • Three, two, one… Happy New Year! May the next twelve months be as bright as tonight’s sky.
  • You did it! This calls for fireworks — and a very big congratulations from me.
  • Here’s to new beginnings, brave plans and the people who make the year worth celebrating. That includes you.
  • Cheers to your engagement! Wishing you both a lifetime of nights like this one.
  • The countdown is over and the best part is just beginning. Congratulations on this huge milestone!

Make it yours

For New Year, send the link right after midnight in their time zone so the fireworks land on time. For an achievement, name it in the first line (“You passed!” or “Congratulations on the new job!”) so the celebration has a reason the moment it opens.

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