JP3103770U - Gift letter - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To set a letter such as a greeting card and a gift coupon in a congratulation bag in one sealed letter, and to freely select the contents of the greeting card and the picture of the congratulation bag according to the purpose of the gift. Provide gift envelopes with excellent functionality.
In a gift envelope, a greeting card 6 and a congratulatory bag 7 are provided on a base of the card, the greeting card includes a document, a photograph, and recorded data in which a greeting is overwritten on a photograph. The congratulatory bag 7 is provided with a storage section 7a for gifts such as gift certificates.
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Description

This invention relates to a gift envelope in which documents such as greeting cards and congratulatory bags are stored as a set. For details, use it to send gifts along with documents such as greetings, thank-you letters, etc. when giving gifts for weddings, gifts for Zhongyuan, year-end gifts, or return them to those who came to funeral funerals with funeral funerals. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a gift envelope used when personally handing out gifts, which is a set of a document such as a greeting card and a gift coupon in a congratulation bag.

In Keiji, it is customary in Japan to give gifts as a wedding gift. Among such gifts, wedding gifts are arranged in advance on each seat of a table provided in the reception hall, and after the reception, the attendees are directly handed out when taking home. However, the gift of the wedding is a combination of goods that express the gratitude and gratitude, so it is often bulky even if it is packed in a bag, and in addition, attendees at the reception wear dresses and kimonos, Or, since the elderly can be seen, it is often burdensome to bring out the presents.

On the other hand, in the case of funerals, those who come to the funeral at night or at the funeral will be given a return memorial service along with a funeral letter of thanks. After that, in the Buddhist ceremony, it is time for the first seventy-three, thirty-seventh, fifty-seventh, fifty-seventh, seventy-seventh, one hundred-day, and anniversary days to give return items to the memorial service. The Shinto ceremony starts with the Toka Festival and continues until the Three Year Festival. It is customary in Christianity to give return items at each milestone. In this way, the frequency of return is high, and it is complicated and burdens the mourner.

In addition, there is a custom of giving a gift as a gift for the middle year or a yearly gift. In this case, gifts such as middle-aged gifts and year-end gifts are often sent to department stores, gift shops, etc. to select and purchase appropriate items, and delivery services are often delivered by courier companies affiliated with department stores. It has become a convenient era for gift givers to simply arrange products such as mid-currency gifts at department stores or other stores by simply selecting products according to the recipient. The burden is heavy.

As described above, when giving a celebration of pleasure, birth celebration, entrance celebration, housewarming, marriage celebration, company commemorative, golf competition, incense return, etc. Opportunities are numerous and the burden on the parties is not ridiculous at these milestones and funerals.

On the other hand, recently, instead of cash, gifts, gift certificates, music gift certificates, cash cards, telephone cards, prepaid cards, book cards, and other compact items that can be freely selected by the recipient as gifts, Is becoming more convenient.

Against the background of such a large number of gift giving opportunities, a device devising a gift card has been proposed. (Patent Document 1). In the present invention, a metal foil is adhered in a pattern on the sides and edges of cards such as a guide letter, invitation letter, greeting card, postcard, gift certificate, cash card, telephone card, and prepaid card.

JP-A-2000-225799

However, the conventional gift set has the following problems and needs.

In other words, the first problem in the past is that documents such as funeral services and return items are stored in separate bags, which are then packed together in wrapping paper, boxes, or envelopes, and then wrapped in wrapping paper or ribbons. There is a troublesome work such as pasting. Also, storing and packaging without omission without excuse is nervous and troublesome, and the burden on the mourner is great. Similarly, gifts from Keiji are also frequent, and the burden on the parties is immeasurable. Therefore, there is a need for a standardized letter that can be used in time of any condolences.

In addition, there is the following need for a gift set to be a bulky gift item and to allow the recipient to freely select the item. In other words, in consideration of the current situation that gift certificates such as cash vouchers, gift certificates, book coupons, cash cards, telephone cards, prepaid cards tend to be sent instead of actual goods, documents and gift certificates etc. can be stored in one sealed letter, It must also be a small sealed letter. In other words, those who can store documents such as funeral services and gift certificates for return in one sealed form so that those who return home, the elderly, the participants of the second party, etc. do not have to take out the bulky gifts. Good. Even more preferably, it is a sealed letter that can be put in a clothes pocket.

Thus, the gift envelope of the present invention was devised in order to respond to the above-mentioned problems of the conventional gift set and the need to use it in any occasion of congratulations and congratulations. A gift envelope with excellent functionality that allows you to set a gift certificate in a bag and a sealed letter, and to freely select the contents of a greeting card and the picture of a congratulatory bag according to the purpose of the gift. It is intended to provide.

In order to achieve the above object, the invention of claim 1 is a gift envelope characterized in that a greeting card and a congratulatory bag are provided on the base of the mount.

The invention of claim 2 is characterized in that, in addition to the above-mentioned features of the invention of claim 1, the greeting card portion is composed of a document, a photograph, recorded data, etc., in which a greeting is overwritten on a photograph. It is assumed that.

The invention of claim 3 is characterized in that, in addition to the above-mentioned features of the invention of claim 1, the congratulatory bag is provided with a storage section for gifts and other gifts.

According to the invention of claim 4, in addition to the above features of the invention of claim 1, the congratulatory bag is folded up from a printed picture sheet and a storage section for gifts and other gifts is formed. It is characterized by the following.

According to the invention of claim 5, in addition to the above-mentioned features of the invention of claim 1, the base of the mount can be folded in three by connecting sleeves to one of the left and right side ends, and can be fastened by a fastening member. It is characterized by having a configuration.

Here, the `` gift envelope '' referred to in the present specification is a structure in which the mount base is folded in two or three, and can be fastened by a fastening member such as an adhesive tape provided on one of the right and left side ends, The left and right end portions of the mount base can be securely sealed.

In addition, the "greeting card part" referred to in this specification basically consists of a document such as a greeting card to the person who took care of, a letter of thanks, or a funeral letter given to those who visited the funeral funeral. However, at times, it is composed of photographs, records of participation in various tournaments, etc., ranking tables, and the like.

As used herein, the term "storage unit" refers to a pocket that can hold a large gift certificate such as a cash voucher, a gift certificate, a book voucher, or a relatively small-sized purified salt bag, telephone card, prepaid card, or the like. Say.

The present invention is a highly functional gift envelope in which a letter such as a greeting and a gift certificate can be stored in a single envelope in any case of a congratulatory event. And since the sealed letter is not bulky, the burden of taking out the presents for those who return home on a long distance by wearing dresses and kimonos for attending receptions, funerals, etc., or for the elderly, is reduced. In addition, it is convenient for parties such as mourners who return frequently at funerals, etc., because they are standardized as gift envelopes.

In the second invention, a photograph or the like can be freely selected in addition to a document in the greeting card according to the purpose of the congratulation. For example, at a funeral, the image can be freely selected and printed by computer processing such as overwriting a greeting message on a favorite picture photograph of the deceased. At times, photographs, records, ranking tables, and the like when participating in various relay races can be placed.

In addition, the third invention is convenient because a large gift certificate can be provided in the congratulatory bag as necessary, in addition to small salt and cards.

In the fourth invention, the picture of the congratulatory bag is drawn by computer processing and can be freely selected according to the purpose of the congratulation. In addition, by providing a storage section in the congratulatory bag, it is excellent in multifunctionality.

The fifth invention is that the sleeve is connected to one of the left and right side edges of the base of the mount and folded in three, and can be fastened with a fastening member such as an adhesive tape. This has the effect that the left and right ends can be reliably sealed.

Embodiments of the present invention will be specifically described below based on embodiments of the present invention shown in the accompanying drawings.

First, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a sealed letter for gifts.

As shown in the figure, the mount base forming the gift envelope 1 has a rectangular shape whose left-right width direction is longer than the up-down direction. A parallel fold B is provided near one end in the width direction of the mount base, and a parallel fold A is provided substantially in the center of the mount base in parallel with the parallel fold B. The mount base is connected to the mount 2a via these parallel folds. And the backing sheet 2 b and the sleeve 3.

Four corners 5 are provided on the inner surface of the mount 2a, and the four corners of the congratulatory greeting card 6 are fitted into these. On the other hand, the congratulation bag 7 is glued to the inner surface of the mount 2b. The bag mouth 7c at the top of the congratulation bag 7 is open, and the gift voucher 8 is stored from here. Here, the greeting card 6 at the base of the mount is stopped, and the side to which the congratulatory bag 7 is glued is called the inside of the gift envelope, and the other side is called the front.

The configuration is as described above. Next, the operation will be described.

Since the corner 5 is provided on the mount 2a, the text of the greeting card 6 can be freely selected and fitted into the corner 5 according to the purpose of the congratulation. In addition, since the congratulation bag 7 can be glued to the mount 2b, the picture style can be freely selected according to the purpose of the congratulation. Since the congratulation bag 7 is provided with the pocket 7a, the gift certificate 8 can be stored.

Once the text of the greeting card, the style of the congratulatory bag and the gift certificate have been decided according to the purpose of the congratulation, the greeting card and the congratulatory bag are folded in half along the parallel fold line A, and then parallel. The wrapper 2 is closed along the fold line B by wrapping the backing sheet 2b with the sleeve pieces 3. Finally, the fastening member 4 is attached to the surface of the mount 2b to complete the gift letter.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a gift envelope. FIG. 3 is a development view of the congratulations bag, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the congratulations bag being folded up.

The main difference of the present embodiment from the first embodiment is that a picture sheet is selected according to the purpose and the bag is folded up as a congratulation bag, and two storage sections are provided in the congratulation bag by devising the folding method. There.

As shown in FIG. 2, the mount base forming the gift envelope 1 has a rectangular shape whose left-right width direction is longer than the up-down direction. A parallel fold B is provided near one end in the width direction of the mount base, and a parallel fold A is provided substantially in the center of the mount base in parallel with the parallel fold B. One mount base is formed through these parallel folds. Is divided into three, namely, the mount 2a, the mount 2b, and the sleeve 3 as in the first embodiment.

Corners 5 are provided on the inner surface of the mount 2a, and a greeting card 6 for congratulations is fitted into these. On the other hand, the folded congratulation bag 7 is glued to the inner surface of the mount 2b. A bag mouth 7c is opened at the upper part of the congratulatory bag 7 and a bag mouth 7d is opened substantially below the center in the vertical direction. The gift voucher 8 is stored in the storage portion 7a from the upper bag mouth 7c, and the purified salt (not shown) is stored in the storage portion 7b from the bag mouth 7d to complete a gift envelope. The folding device such as providing two storage portions for the congratulation bag 7 will be described later.

Next, a method of folding up a congratulatory bag will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 3 is a development view of the congratulatory bag. Here, the side with the pattern of the congratulations bag is called the front side, and the opposite side is called the back side. The picture sheet 10 in which the congratulatory bag is unfolded has a rectangular shape in which the vertical direction is longer than the left-right width direction, and parallel folds C and parallel folds D are provided in the vertical direction so as to divide the picture sheet 10 in the vertical direction. ing. A fold G and a cut E and a cut F on both sides of the fold G are provided at positions closer to the lower side in the vertical direction of the picture sheet 10 so as to be orthogonal to the parallel folds C and D. These cuts E and F are portions where the picture sheet 10 is partially cut.

The picture sheet 10 is divided into six by the above folds and cuts. That is, the upper surface of the pattern sheet 10 has a configuration in which the front surface 11a and the front surface 11b are connected to both sides of the middle rear surface 12 and the lower portion of the pattern sheet 10 is connected to the flaps 14a and 14b on both sides of the front surface 13. ing.

Next, a method of folding up a congratulation bag will be described with reference to FIG. First, when the lower front surface 13, the flaps 14a, and the flaps 14b are integrally folded toward the back surface along the fold line G of the picture sheet 10, the rear surface 12 stands up like a folding screen with the front surface 13 being on the lower side. Then, the front surface 11a and the front surface 11b on both sides of the rear surface 12 are bent along the parallel fold C and the parallel fold D toward the back side. FIG. 4 shows a state during the folding. Next, the front surface 11a and the front surface 11b are further bent until the rear surfaces thereof contact the rear surface of the rear surface 12. Further, the front surface 13 is bent until the rear surface contacts the front surfaces 11a and 11b, and finally, the flaps 14a and 14b are further folded along the parallel folds C and D until the rear surfaces contact the surface of the rear surface 12. Bend. This completes the folding as a congratulatory bag, and at this time, it is folded so that the knot of the congratulatory bag appears in the center.

Glued to the upper surface of the rear surface 12 of the congratulation bag 7 folded up in this way and the surfaces of the flaps 14a and 14b are adhered to the mount 2b. Here, the sticking is performed such that the patterns on the front surface 11a, the front surface 11b, and the front surface 13 face up. Then, a gap between the front surface 13 and the front surface 11a and the front surface 11b is formed as the storage portion 7b, and a gap between the front surface 11a, the front surface 11b, and the rear surface 12 is formed as the storage portion 7a. That is, the storage part 7 a is formed from the upper part of the congratulation bag 7 to the lower part, and the storage part 7 b is formed on the lower part of the congratulation bag 7.

The configuration is as described above. Next, the operation will be described.

Since the corner 5 is provided on the mount 2a, the text of the greeting card 6 can be freely selected and fitted into the corner 5 according to the purpose of the congratulation. In addition, since the congratulatory bag 7 can be glued on the mount 2b, the picture style can be freely selected according to the purpose of the congratulation as well as the greeting. Since the congratulatory bag 7 has an opening 7c, the gift voucher 8 can be stored in the storage portion 7a as in the first embodiment.

The gift voucher 8 can be stored in the storage portion 7a from the upper bag opening 7c, and in the present embodiment, purified salt (not shown) can be stored in the storage portion 7b from the bag opening 7d. After selecting the text of the greeting card, the style of the congratulation bag, and the gift certificate according to the purpose of the congratulations, the inside of the base of the mount is aligned so that the greeting card and the congratulation bag meet along the parallel fold line A. Fold it to the side. Next, the backing sheet 2b is closed along the parallel fold B by the sleeve pieces 3 so as to wrap the backing sheet 2b. Finally, the fastening member 4 is adhered to the surface of the mount 2b to complete the gift envelope.

For the greeting card, print and use the text overwritten on the photo. A computerized greeting can be adopted according to the giver's wishes. For example, at a funeral, a greeting is overwritten on a picture of the deceased's favorite picture or a picture of a favorite place. Similarly, the picture of the congratulatory bag can be drawn by computer processing and freely selected according to the purpose of the congratulation. Also, since the envelope has two storage sections, a multipurpose gift certificate can be selected and stored according to the size of the gift certificate.

In each embodiment, the case where one sleeve base is folded in three and the sleeve 3 is provided has been described. However, the sleeve base is folded in two and the sleeve 3 is eliminated, and a fastening member is attached to the end of one base. May be used to close the folded envelope. Further, in each of the embodiments, the case has been described in which one mount base is folded into three to form a gift envelope, but two independent mount bases are provided with a glue margin piece on one side. It is sufficiently possible to form a sealed letter for a gift by gluing the letter.

Since the storage portion 7b is small, small items such as purified salt can be stored therein, which is convenient. In addition, the present invention is suitable for storing small-sized cards such as a telephone card, a prepaid card, and a friend's party card according to the purpose of condolences.

The gift envelope of the present invention may be used directly as a funeral service on the spot, or may be delivered by courier or mail.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a gift envelope according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a gift envelope of the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the congratulatory bag in the process of being folded up.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Gift letter 2a Mount 2b Mount 3 Sleeve piece 4 Fixing member 5 Corner 6 Greeting card 7 Congratulations bag 7a Storage unit 7b Storage unit 7c Bag opening 7d Bag opening 8 Gift certificate 10 Picture sheet 11a Front 11b Front 12 Rear 13 Front 14a Flap 14b Flap A Parallel fold B Parallel fold C Parallel fold D Parallel fold E Cut F Cut G Fold

Claims (5)

A gift envelope characterized by a greeting card and a congratulatory bag on the base of the mount. 2. The gift envelope according to claim 1, wherein the greeting card portion is composed of a document, a photograph, record data, etc., in which a greeting is overwritten on a photograph. 2. The gift envelope according to claim 1, wherein the congratulatory bag is provided with a storage section for a gift such as a gift certificate. 2. The gift envelope according to claim 1, wherein the congratulation bag is folded up from a printed picture sheet and a storage section for a gift such as a gift certificate is formed. A gift envelope, wherein the mount base has a configuration in which sleeves are connected to one of the left and right side ends so that the sleeve can be folded in three, and can be fastened by a fastening member.

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