A mailed sentiment can really brighten someone's day, much more than an e-card or a phone call. The thoughtfulness and kindness of a holiday card is a timeless expression of appreciation that radiates throughout the whole holiday season.
Another type of Christmas greeting cards is the ever-so-economical free greeting; the e-card. There is lots in the way of quality with free e-cards these days, and most sites require a small subscription fee.
You can try www.egreetings.com, www.123greetings.com, www.incredimail.com, www.hallmark.com, www.americangreetings.com or www.bluemountain.com for some great selections of Christmas season cards. If you want to send a really funny Merry Xmas card, then try www.jibjab.com or www.officemax.com, where you can put the faces of your family and friends on dancing elves!
Business greeting cards are incredibly popular to thank high-rolling clients, build morale among employees or build stronger relationships. Some of the classiest holiday season cards can be found this Christmas season at www.thegallerycollection.com.
The more you order at these sites, the more you save. For instance, you can buy 25 premium cards for $49.74 or 500 cards for $474. Choose from snowflakes, winter scenes and other tasteful art gifts.
Box sets with 35 cards and 16 designs are available for $51.50. At www.artlinegreetings.com, and you can also find artistic greetings. At Artline, you can customize your own text and signature, ordering 25 cards for $58.75 or 100 for $162. You can choose cityscape, traditional holiday cards, recycled or charity cards as well.
Please Note: Prices may change without notice
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