With Valentine's day on Sunday many have probably shared a greeting card with that special someone.
What many of you may not know is the process to produce that special card.
At the Topeka Hallmark Plant more than 500 employees work to help you express your feelings on occasions such as Valentine's Day.
A business like this has its peaks and valleys as you would expect with seasonal work..the 3 biggest seasons being Christmas..Mothers Day and Valentines Day.
Valentine's day coming in at a strong second. Employees say its fun to see their cards in stores and receive them. 550 people are employed at Hallmark and the cards they produce continue to brighten peoples day.
Video of the story will be posted Monday morning, February 15th.
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