What to write · Practice and client mail
Grand opening postcard wording for a new practice or shop
Grand opening postcard wording says who you are, when to come and why it is worth the visit. Pick one and we print a real postcard and mail it to the neighborhood.
Messages you can use
Copy one as it is, or change a few words so it sounds like you.
Hi neighbor. We just opened our doors on your street, and we would love to meet you. Come in anytime, or call [phone] to book.
We picked this street because we like it, and we would like to get to know the people on it. Come visit us at [address].
I have wanted to open this place for years, and now it is real. Please come say hello, [Name]. It would mean a lot.
After a lot of planning, our shop is open. We are a small team who care about doing good work, and we would love to be your new local choice.
Come meet us. Coffee is on, the doors are open, and we are ready to help. Find us at [address], or call [phone] to book a time.
We finally finished painting, and the door actually opens now. Come see us at [address].
We are officially open at [address]. Come say hello, meet the team and see what we have been working on. Call [phone] anytime.
Big news on our street: we are open. Stop by and meet us at [address], bring a friend and tell us what you would like to see.
We are the new place on the block, and we hope to become a familiar one. Please stop in anytime, no appointment needed to say hello.
We hung the sign crooked and fixed it twice. Come see whether we got it right at [address].
We are open at [address]. Stop by or call [phone].
We are pleased to announce the opening of our new office at [address]. We are now welcoming new patients and clients. Please call [phone] to schedule a visit.
New in the neighborhood. Come visit us at [address].
You are cordially invited to our grand opening at [address]. We would be honored to welcome you and show you our new space.
Our new location at [address] is now accepting appointments. We look forward to serving the community. Call [phone] to book your first visit.
Our doors are open, and we would love to see you. Call [phone] to book a visit.
We are delighted to introduce our new practice to the neighborhood. Our team is ready to welcome you at [address]. For appointments, please call [phone].
We are proud to announce the opening of our new location. We welcome you to visit at [address] and look forward to meeting you.
Thank you for supporting a new local business. Our doors are open at [address], and we are happy to answer any questions by phone at [phone].
We are now open at [address]. Call us at [phone].
Ways to sign off
See you soon, · Your new neighbors, · Warmly, · Sincerely, · With thanks,
How to write it
Grand opening postcard wording should say who you are, when to come and why it is worth a visit, as these examples do. Most people decide quickly whether to look closer. Open with the news in plain words: you are open, where you are, and who you are. Then add one friendly line about what you do or who you hope to help. Save the story of the build-out for later.
You can plainly invite people to visit or call to book. That is what an opening card is for. Include your address and phone using [address] and [phone] placeholders, and keep the tone neighborly rather than loud, the way you would talk to the people next door.
- Start with the news itself: your name, what you do and that your doors are open, so there is no guessing.
- Include your address and a phone number. A reader should be able to find you or call without searching.
- Add the name of the person behind the business. A neighbor’s name is warmer than a company name.
- Mention an open house or ribbon cutting only if it is real, and put the day and time on the card.
- Keep the tone friendly and calm. Exclamation points and big claims make a new business feel less trustworthy.
Designs that fit
Pick a design, paste your message, and we print it in a handwriting-style font and mail it. Cards from $2 with postage; letters from $3.
Questions people ask
How many cards should I send for a grand opening?
That depends on your area. Many new businesses mail to the blocks and streets near them first. A list can hold up to 400 addresses, and postcards are $1.50 each from 50 cards with postage included.
Can I include a date and time for an open house?
Yes. Type the day and time into your message, and it prints on the back of the card in a handwriting-style font. The order page shows a preview before you pay.
Found the words? We will mail them.
Choose a card or a letter, add the address, and see a preview before you pay.