Leo’s first year was one giant leap, and the card launches him accordingly. A copper rocket lifts from the bottom corner on a cloud of smoke, a planet and a moon hang in the navy sky at the top, and the title is set in heavy navy letters with a copper line beneath it.
It is a card for parents who like clean, graphic design and a little retro space-age charm. The name shines in copper and the rest sits in navy, so it reads clearly in a message and prints sharp on white card.
Hang paper stars and a moon over the table, serve rocket-shaped sandwiches and a galaxy cake, and give out small bags of star-shaped candy. A countdown before the cake, shouted by the whole room, is the moment everyone remembers.
