Just Married Wedding Car Magnet Set

Forget the tin cans rattling on the way to the reception...the new thing is this wedding day car magnet set.

Deck out the ride (maybe a limo?) with this set of 24 "Just Married" Car Magnets. A great gift for anyone you know that is getting married. Decorate the bride and groom's car or garage door before they depart for their honeymoon, too. The kit includes 24 themed magnets on two huge 12" x 18" sheets.

Then use it again when the kids get married!

Life is short - might as well make it fun!

• Wait till you see the face of the vehicle owner when they see this theme plastered all over their car. It's precious! And the best part is you can quickly remove it without a trace when that time comes.
• Surprise a co-worker with this theme on the whiteboard at work.
• Got a metal garage door (not aluminum)? These work on that too!
• Max out the fridge door one day for no apparent reason, and see how long it takes for someone to ask what is going on

Display on your car, SUV, van, truck or any metalic surface except aluminum. Also works great on a metal whiteboard at work, or the fridge at home.

Get creative! The best part about magnets is that you can put them on, take them off, and move them around.

Simple instructions: Stick on. Pull off.

If outdoors, do remove and clean under your magnets once in a while (weekly is best, but less often is OK too unless you live in a desert where everything gets baked on). Also remember that direct sun will eventually cause color fading on your magnets if you car stays outdoors all day long.

Car wash high pressure sprayers and brushes are known to occasionally keep car magnets as souvenirs. Best to remove before sending your car to the shower, or, just be sure to check before you leave the car wash.

(If ever your magnet gets an attitude and is stubborn about coming off, warm it up a little, or even pour a little water with dishwashing liquid on it and you should win the battle, leaving the surface underneath just fine. We've sold over a million magnets and only heard of this happening a handful of times but we thought we'd mention it anyway).