Abbey Graphics Spotlight: Greeting Cards

Two of the most powerful words in business THANK YOU!
Express your gratitude to Clients, Colleagues, Employees, Suppliers.
Anyone who has helped make a difference in your business.

Abbey Graphics introduces a way to stand out from the crowd by adding a personal touch to your Professional Communications. Business greeting cards with a local flare. Images are taken in and around Halton and surrounding areas. Custom designs are also available on request.

Each card can be ordered separately blank or with a greeting of your choice below.

GRT1- Sincerest Thanks for your valued business. I look forward to working with you again soon!
GRT2- Your business is greatly appreciated.
GRT3- Thank you for your referral.
GRT4- Custom-please email us your greeting in maximum of 25 words per message.

Please download order_form-1.pdf

and fill in the Title of the card from thumbnails listed below. Also we need the Greeting Code and quantities of each. (Click on each image to enlarge)

Title: Coasting Along

The image below was taken at Bronte's Bird Sanctuary in Oakville Ontario. Image was then brought into photoshop and a watercolour treatment was added to enhance the image.

Title: Extending out to the lake

This black and white image of a tree was taken along Oakville's Shoreline on Lake Ontario. The young tree seems to be holding on by the roots and extending out to the waters edge.

Title: House in Downtown, Oakville, Ontario

The garden was very lush and showed lots of texture against the bay window of this house. With just a touch of pink from the rhododendron's made a beautiful shot.

Title: Fort Niagara, Niagara on the Lake, Ontario

This shot was taken across the bay in Niagara on the lake. With a slight over cast it gave some beautiful colours in the shot.

Title: Fountain at Sunset

Taken in Mitchell Ontario at sunset. Recipient of a 5 star "One of a Kind" Award on flickr.com

Title: Sunrise at Oakville's Harbour

The images one can get when you get up and head to the lake at 5:30 in the morning. The oranges are a great contrast against the silhouette of the trees and rocks in the foreground.

Title: Kincardine Beach, Ontario

Very Serene image as the sun goes down for the evening. The waves lapping up to the shoreline and through time have made a soft 'S' pattern in the sand.

Title: The Harbour

Taken of the marina in downtown Oakville. A very popular place to get some good shots. This was early morning about 8:00.

Title: Tree Peonies, Gardens of Oakville

Lovely shot of peonies with the morning dew. Taken in the gardens of downtown Oakville Ontario.

Title: White Iris with Morning Dew

An other shot of a delicate flower with morning dew. Just a touch of yellow in this beauty. Taken in the gardens of Oakville Ontario.

Title: Cherry Blossoms

The tiny stamens of these blossoms are almost fairy like coloured in a blush pink makes a romantic shot.

Title: Blackeye Susan of Kincardine

One of our favourite places to visit is Kincardine Ontario. Many things to see and do and an abundance of nature to take pictures of. This Blackeye Susan reminds me of the happy place.

Title: Yellow Maple Leaf on pebbles

This maple leaf is representing the transition of fall into winter with just a hint of snow on it's tips.

Title: Here's Lookin' at You!

This little guy is our niece's favourite in the aquarium and he always swims up to greet us when we come to visit.

Title: Sunlit Fall Leaves

Fall brings so many beautiful colours to the trees and this shot shows how the sun filters through the leaves and shows even more colour and how translucent the leaves are as well. If only they would stay like that.

Title: In The Country

One of our favourite drives are in the country. We usually end up along Guelph Line, Burlington, Ontario on our way to Campbellville.

Title: Lions Valley, Oakville

This shot was taken the next morning after a heavy snowfall. Walked down to Lions Valley in Oakville and what a winter wonderland. It would have been nice to catch the Kingfisher that was flying around but he was too fast for the camera (well me)

Title: Winter at Oakville Harbour, Downtown Oakville, ON (1)

One winter three years ago we had what looked to be glaciers formed on our pier in downtown oakville. There was so much ice build up that they had to close it down.