Retro Gaming Lemmings THEME INSPIRED Kids Adult Personalised Birthday Card

Β£2.48
Includes VAT. Delivery calculated at checkout.

Printed in the UK and dispatched in 1–2 working days. Free delivery over Β£30.

Description

Our personalised Lemmings birthday card is a fun way to wish a gamer happy birthday, whether they grew up on the classics or still play them today. It's just as good for a ten-year-old gamer as for a dad who remembers the arcade days.

Personalised Lemmings Birthday Card with Name and Age

The front is a bold, retro gaming style design inspired by Lemmings. Add their name, age and your own front message, plus a message inside if you like. We print exactly what you enter, so please check names and spelling before you order.

Why you'll love it

  • Free white envelope included
  • Posted flat in a board-backed envelope
  • A gaming design inspired by Lemmings
  • Printed on thick 350gsm silk art board that feels like a proper card
  • Personalised with their name, age and your message

Size & details

  • Size: printed at A4 and folded to A5
  • Card: 350gsm silk art board, thicker than a typical 240gsm card
  • Finish: machine cut and folded
  • Printing: front, and inside too if you want a message inside
  • Includes: a free white envelope

Delivery

Sent Royal Mail 1st Class, dispatched the same day, or the next working day at busy times. Your card travels in a board-backed envelope so it arrives flat.

A brilliant birthday card for a gamer, from a son or nephew to a dad or grandad. Need a design we don't have? We make custom designs on request, so call us on 01439 771468.

Please note

This is an unofficial, fan-made print produced by Foxy Printing. It is not made, endorsed or licensed by the publisher or rights holders of Lemmings. All trademarks and game titles belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify the theme.

Delivery & returns

Made to order in the UK. Most orders dispatch within 1–2 working days. Personalised items can't be returned unless faulty β€” if something's not right, we'll reprint it.