Every year, starting around Thanksgiving, our mailbox starts filling up with lots and lots of holiday greeting cards. Several of our friends also send ecards but somehow it’s just not the same as getting one in person. It’s always fun to open them and see what delightful design our friends and family have picked out this year. I like to guess who sent it by looking at the card itself, so I try to not look at the return address. Sometimes it’s easy to tell who sent it – a festive Christmas tree is the customary choice of one of our favorite neighbors. My husband’s business partner often sends a very distinctive winter scene while his secretary almost always chooses a beautiful ornament. I’m constantly amazed at the variety we receive. There are casual, light-hearted, fun cards as well as beautiful, time-honored traditional designs. Of course, there are always surprises when someone picks out something totally out of the ordinary.
My sister’s card is usually the most colorful and glitzy of all and she has her six kids’ names, along with their ages, printed inside. Over the past few years, we’ve received more and more imprinted holiday cards and we’ve decided we’re going to be smart this year and have ours imprinted too. Now, if I could just decide on which design! We actually have it narrowed down to five or six – we’re getting there!
Unique Cards are the perfect way to celebrate the Holidays. Sometimes it reflects your life style or the place
where you live. It peaks our attention when they are different and will remember them in the years ahead.
Unique Cards are the perfect way to celebrate the Holidays. Sometimes it reflects your life style or the place
where you live. It peaks our attention when they are different and will remember them in the years ahead.
It’s nothing like a beautifully designed cards to convey best wishes for the Holidays. It seems to give a pause to all the Holiday madness. People stop to say “wow” what a beautiful card. I’ll be handing some cards out by hand and some by mail. Can’t wait for the reactions of those receiving them.