Having to Say Goodbye

During a cancer scare, I felt it was important to write letters to my children in case I didnt survive. I couldn’t accomplish the letters at the time. At the time, saying goodbye felt like giving in to cancer and giving up hope. Later, I became a life coach with a specialty of end-of-life coaching. After working with clients to write love letters to their families, I learned that they had the same paralysis of words that I did.

Love Letters to the Family

With some deep reflection, I called upon my love for writing and design. After hours of emotional writing, I finally wrote my letters to my friends and family. Many of the letters are now Smiling Wisdom greeting cards. Writing prompted an epiphany--We should share how we feel about others now, while we are alive--not just as words to leave behind. So I created a line of greeting card gift sets to share with others now, and after we are gone.

My Inspiration

My inspiration comes from others who have positively impacted my life in both small and big ways. I write in honor of friends and family that have passed. I write from love, pain, sorrow, misunderstandings, appreciation, and hope. I use a very wide pallet of colors, textures, my favorite animals, and words that make me happy.

Finding the Right Words

I hope you find a Smiling Wisdom product that helps you find what you want to say.

Find the Right Gift

Click on by SMILING WISDOM under the headline of the product page to see our store on this platform. The products are divided into four categories to help you locate Smiling Wisdom gift sets easily.

Create Smiles!

Smiling Wisdom gifts are meant to be given away, touch hearts and bring a smile to someones face.

Jewelry Care

Use a soft cloth to clean the jewelry. Keep the jewelry dry and away from water, chlorine, chemicals or sweat. Place in a sealed bag or container when not wearing the jewelry.

Packaging

Full-sized greeting cards come in a thick semi-transparent PP button envelope to protect the card and paper envelope. Flat jewelry is packaged in a velveteen bag lined with satin. Jewelry is packed in a plastic bag to avoid oxidation with will tarnish some metals like silver. Rigid items are placed in a separate button bag with the envelope inside, generally, within a box or larger velvet bag. Wallet-sized cards are generally in a window box with the jewelry.