Business Christmas Cards Greetings

I'd like to send seasonal cards on behalf of my husband's small business. He has quite a few Jewish clients and associates that he does business with. In my background and tradition it is polite to issue a Christmas card, or a holiday card which says Season's Greetings.

Should I send Chanukah cards to the Jewish clients? Would that be appreciated? Or should I just send "holiday" cards and leave it at that? Or should I send nothing at all?

Chanukkah cards would be very much appreciated.
It would show your Jewish customers that you were thinking of them.
A holiday card, on the other hand, is rather generic.
This is why a Chanukkah card would make a great impression!!
Have a Merry Christmas, and thank you for sharing:)

2008-11-30 08:07:07 by reader.erin

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Hi we are a creative agency and are currently working on a season's greetings card. We have a couple of clients that are run by jewish business men/women that we get on with them and are quite pally with.

I'm after a bit of feedback in particularly from jewish people, Christmas isn't obviously celebrated, so wanted to be as blunt as possible, have the cards printed with 'Merry Christmas' inside, scribbled out with a big marker pen and Hanukkah jotted down, with a follow up line something like "bespoke solutions, reaching all audiences & making your money go further"

What would your first impressions be on something like this, would you see the funny side or would you be offended.

Look forward to hearing your thoughts
And also, would a jewish person be offended purely receiving a christmas card?
I'm just trying to bring a bit of a smile to it, as we are a creative agency I'm trying to avoid to boring seasons greetings/happy holidays, how about something like this:

Happy...
[] Christmas
[] Hannukah
[] Ramadam
[] Thanksgiving
[] Kwanzaa
[] New Years Day

*Please tick appropriate

my best and dearest friend is Jewish, so i asked her. she thinks it's ok and says a friend of hers actually sent her a card once with "Christmas" crossed out. She liked it.

She is offended when people who know her and know she's a Jewess send her a card that just says "Merry Christmas". She says, if people don't know she's a Jewess and they say it, she hears "Merry Christmas" but feels "Happy Holidays" in her heart, because she knows there's no harm meant.

But she says there could be Jewish people who would be offended, so "Happy Holidays" or "Seasons Greetings" is probably the safest.

2008-11-10 06:36:16 by yeahinabituk

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