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Symbols of Christmas Cards
The traditional iconography, done well: sleighs, bells, candles, holly, ornaments. The cards that look like Christmas has always looked.
Prices are per card at 100, before the early-order discount. Minimum order is 25 cards; the per-card price changes with quantity — the full table has every band.
Bright Christmas in the City Noir#8510$3.99 / card at 100
Merry Christmas Roses#7754$3.40 / card at 100
Yuletide Sentiment#7742$2.85 / card at 100
Oh Happy Holly Days#7729$3.40 / card at 100
Evergreen Traditions#7720$3.40 / card at 100
Cozy Christmas#7697$3.40 / card at 100
Classic Christmas Sleigh#7044$3.40 / card at 100
Winter Sleigh Ride#6666$2.85 / card at 100
Golden Gift Greetings#6312$3.40 / card at 100
Snowtime Frolic#6045$2.85 / card at 100
Glittering Snowflake Trio#6038$3.99 / card at 100
Frosty Baubles and Evergreen#6032$2.85 / card at 100
A Country Christmas#4052$2.85 / card at 100
Warm Christmas Wishes#4001$3.40 / card at 100
Happy Snowman#3191$3.40 / card at 100
A Snowy Round#0872$2.85 / card at 100Why do the classics still sell?
Because they need no explanation. A sleigh in snow is legible to everyone from a distance, in a way that a clever contemporary design sometimes is not.
For a firm with an older client book, the traditional card also signals continuity — the same message, the same care, another year.
How is this different from the Christmas family?
The Christmas family is defined by the message. This one is defined by the imagery — the objects and motifs of the season rather than a scene or a word.
There is deliberate overlap. If a design fits both, it appears in both.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us who you're sending to and roughly how many. We've been doing this since 2003 — we'll point you at the three or four designs that actually fit, and you can take it from there.