Christmas Card Greeting Messages

im ordering my christmas cards (i know its late) from walmart and i have to put a message on them. its a 4x8 greeting card that says warm wishes for the holidays. im allowed 54 characters i think. what should i put?

I just ordered mine last night and I used:

Best Wishes for a Great 2008!
Love,
Name and Name

I thought it was cute how 8 and Great rhymed :)

2007-12-16 22:01:33 by omama

STOP TELLING ME TO TAKE DOWN THE VIDEO IT IS PATHETIC. DON'T SEND ME MESSAGES IT IS ANNOYING. GO SEND SOME CHRISTMAS CHEER AND TRY AND GET THE ...

I have found some a couple of years ago, but I am looking for more now. Basically what this is, is letter size heavy weight paper, with a Christmas or Holiday Scene printed on one half of one side. Then the paper is lightly scored in the middle for easy folding.

The allows me to place the card (as a full sheet of paper) in my printer and print my own Christmas message on the "back side" of the card. This backside would turn out to be the inside of the card when folded properly. Also when folded in half properly, the holiday scene is on the front, thereby giving me a Christmas card to send out.

I really hope you can help.
Several have suggested I check places out. I have looked, but maybe I am searching for the wrong thing on those websites. Please also tell me the name of the item for which to search. And, remember, I want a professional picture on half the card, the card scored, and then left blank for me to print my message on my printer.

I found some at Tuesday Morning's a few years ago, so I know they have to be available, but maybe just am using the wrong words to search these out. I do not want 'imprinted' cards.

Thank you again for your help.

Most office supply stores should have it also try craft stores hope this helps

2007-12-06 17:32:53 by MasterMmmm

I have found some a couple of years ago, but I am looking for more now. Basically what this is, is letter size heavy weight paper, with a Christmas or Holiday Scene printed on one half of one side. Then the paper is lightly scored in the middle for easy folding.

The allows me to place the card (as a full sheet of paper) in my printer and print my own Christmas message on the "back side" of the card. This backside would turn out to be the inside of the card when folded properly. Also when folded in half properly, the holiday scene is on the front, thereby giving me a Christmas card to send out.

I really hope you can help.
Several have suggested I check places out. I have looked, but maybe I am searching for the wrong thing on those websites. Please also tell me the name of the item for which to search. And, remember, I want a professional picture on half the card, the card scored, and then left blank for me to print my message on my printer.

I found some at Tuesday Morning's a few years ago, so I know they have to be available, but maybe just am using the wrong words to search these out. I do not want 'imprinted' cards.

Thank you again for your help.

I love the most excellent selection at Office Depot! They even have the golden lined envelope...or silver or those little snowflakes.

Much Happiness this holiday season.

Stephanie

2007-12-06 17:25:58 by MasterMmmm

This is a Christmas card for my grandmother but from my 5 and 8 year old cousins. Since they are coming from Canada they are giving their Christmas card now while my grandmother is in the U.S. Both speak Tagalog and my grandma doesn't understand english so Im making a customized card she can understand:


With Love
To Grandma.

All the love in the world
is coming your way
With a wish for your happiest
Christmas Day!
Merry Christmas to you from us both.


please tell me if you altered the message because it is hard to to translate it exactly.


I only speak english and spanish so I cant translate it myself into tagalog.

SA AMING MAHAL NA LOLA (to our dearest grandma)

LABIS NA PAGMAMAHAL ANG AMING PADALA (lots of love we're sending your way)
KALAKIP NG AMING PAGBATI (with our best wishes)
NG MALIGAYANG MASAGANG PASKO (for a merry prosperous Christmas)

TSUP TSUP!!! ANG IYONG MGA APO (kisses from your grandkids)

x and y (their names here)

2008-10-11 06:03:20 by AJ>You

I am looking for a nice phrase to write as a personal greeting to our clients. We are a very small company (only 2 of us) who are rather close to the clients that would be receiving these cards. The pre-written message says:
"With warm thanks for your business and sincere wishes for a happy holiday season"

I just want something to finish it off and make it a little more personal. Any suggestions?

We wish you the best this holiday season, and thank you for your business. Happy Holidays, (company)
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I don't know, just an idea...

2008-11-18 11:32:16 by Vortex