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AzarÉl: Greeting Cards Reimagined

Have you ever received the perfect greeting card, only to tuck it away in a drawer or—worse yet—toss it out? At AzarÉl Greetings, our cards are meant to be more than just a fleeting sentiment; they are designed to be frameable works of art. Each card features real photographic backyard

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The Heart of AzarÉl: Beyond the FAQs

Last week, we answered your most frequently asked questions about AzarÉl Greetings. This week, we’re diving into the heart of our mission. The work of AzarÉl Greetings is guided by one central idea: John Muir’s powerful quote, “Nature is overflowing with the grandeur of God!” John Muir saw it in

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Final Review: Help Us Polish the New AzarÉl Brochure

Hello friends! We’re excited to announce that we’re updating the Frequently Asked Questions section in our brochure with new information and current photographs. We’d love your help to make sure we’ve covered everything. When you first met us, what questions did you have about our photography? Is there anything that

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AzarEl Greetings: How We Craft Our Canvas Prints

Welcome to AzarÉl Greetings! Brian and I (Donna) have a small, family-owned business with a passion for creating beautiful, gallery-quality canvas prints from our own unique photography. While our mission is to deliver stunning art for your home, we believe the story behind the art is just as important. That’s

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Make it Yours! Adding Quotes to AzarÉl Greetings Photography

With our unique perspective on bird photography, the beauty of AzarÉl Greetings’ photography truly shines on its own. Sometimes, words are simply superfluous. On the other hand, sometimes a special quote can make an image even more meaningful. Did you know you can add a pre-approved quote to many of

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How Did AzarÉl Photography Start?

Back in 2015, one of my huge passions in life (besides Brian) was teaching. I loved interacting with children and creating lessons. However, along with all the things I loved there was tons of stress and pressure. In other words, big time burnout.  While I didn’t want to leave teaching,

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