Arigato with Cherry Blossoms Pretty Japanese Thank You Card

This pretty Japanese thank you card features a delicate cherry blossom motif on the front with falling blossoms on the side and below the text in addition to the canopy of flowers above. They lend a subtle sense of balance, in harmony with the blank space, gently cradling the message of gratitude that's the centerpiece of this card. We've chosen rounded corners as the default shape as it enhances the soft essence of this design, but standard sharp corners also work well, so try both looks in editing mode and see which appeals to you! The Japanese text in hiragana characters reads as 'arigatou', which is the most often heard way to express thanks in Japan-a simple, familiar expression of appreciation. Sanae, half of our humble two-person design studio, was born and raised in Japan and she wrote these characters by hand with this card in mind and then scanned them for use here. This part of the design can't be edited, as it's an image. The characters are a delicate hue called light coral that has elements of soft red in it. We've added English below this, with THANK YOU SO MUCH! in a simple, clean modern font, in a very soft red tint that is related to the one used above it for the hiragana arigatou message. You might decide to edit this English text with a message to suit your own style, and you can change the font, too. Or you might decide to simply delete the English text without replacing it if you prefer just the Japanese characters on the front side. With this possibility in mind, we designed the card with the petals on the lower half to add balance in either case. We've set the background on the front as transparent so that the color of the paper will simply serve as the base tone. On the back, we've set a pale red tone as the background. This delicate hue is known as sakura iro (cherry blossom color) in Japan. You can change this to transparent to make the paper color the background or choose another color if you'd like. On the back, we've added some placehold...