Christmas Card Business

I am an employment Specialist, helping people with disabilities find employment. I am sending out Christmas Card to people I've met thought the year that may not remember me. I wrote a nice personal but Businessey message and now I'm wondering would it be ethical to put my business card inside to Christmas card.

yes.. it is ok ..
that is the main purpose..

Good luck and have a great day ..
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2009-12-16 10:26:00 by Tracii J

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My save the dates for my wedding will be going out with my christmas cards, I'd like to have a card that holds them but can't seem to find anything. They are magnets but the same size as a business card. Anyone have any ideas?

I would not go as far as calling this a 'tacky' thing to do. If you are doing it for budget reasons that is fine, however please do know that wedding things should be kept separate from everything else. Besides this is your special day, you shouldn't have to send it with anything! I sent out my wedding thank yous along with my christmas cards two years ago. Hubby and I sat down, for what seemed like forever hehe, and wrote out each thank you and christmas card. Then addressed and stamped each envelope, so each thank you had its own envelope and each card had its own. We did it this way because 1) wedding and holidays are two separate things, and 2) this way we knew everyone would get a thank you and christmas card, this was very important because we bought a new home and wanted to make sure everyone had our new address.

All that being said don't kill yourself with getting a christmas card that can hold the save the date. They are probably very expensive anyway. And like I said before if you are doing this for budget reasons you probably don't have the extra cash anyway, if you must just stick them in the card. Just take a day and send them separately.

Oh and Congrats!

2009-11-18 06:39:19 by K

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Depends on the recipient. If it's someone you don't see regularly, but have a good phone connection with, then I don't see a problem.

If it's a client... I'd consider if that does the job more than a handheld card.

2009-12-07 12:32:29 by workerbee23

Price: $3.65

A Christmas card that I would send to my customers at Christmas

try a card company

2007-07-18 08:47:05 by leadfoot

Please hlep me out! It is very important to my customer. Thank you!

try www.123greetings.com they have huge christmas cards

2006-12-10 22:12:01 by Eric C