Raise a glass. Two coupes clink over a gold glitter 21, gold vines climb the edges of the cream paper, and The Birthday Toast is lettered in small capitals under the number. The name sits below in a flowing gold script, and the whole card feels like the first legal toast it was made for.
Plan the party around that toast: a dinner at home or a restaurant with a sparkling drink poured at the table, gold balloons, a cake with a gold 21 topper, and someone ready with a camera when the glasses go up. A brunch with mimosas the next morning rounds it out.
Fill in the name, the date and the place, and it is ready to send. Any birthday worth a toast can use it, an anniversary dinner included.
