Do you hear the angels calling? They are saying: “Christmas is coming!” So put up your Christmas lights and get ready to celebrate! Candy canes... Christmas wreaths... Santa... Christmas trees... mistletoe... and best of all, lots of presents! From all of us at GreetingGrams: Merry Christmas!
Send This Christmas Card
This page is the card - share its link with friends and family and the greeting is delivered, tinsel and all. December generosity scales beautifully: it costs nothing to send one, and nothing to send fifty. For households that celebrate differently, the occasions collection carries Seasons Greetings, Happy Chanukah, Happy Kwanzaa and Happy New Year grams, so nobody's mantel goes ungreeted.
Christmas Messages Worth Stealing
- Merry Christmas! May your batteries be included and your assembly instructions be clear.
- Wishing you a season of full plates, warm rooms and people you love within hugging distance.
- May your days be merry and bright, and may your tangle of string lights be brief.
- Christmas magic is real - it is mostly someone who loves you doing quiet work in a kitchen.
- Hot cocoa, cold air, old songs, new memories. Merry Christmas, friend.
- May the only thing crumbling this season be the cookies.
- Sending you peace, joy, and first pick of the good chocolates.
- However far away you are, you are on my nice list. Merry Christmas!
A Tradition Older Than the Inbox
The Christmas card is where the whole greeting-card tradition got its start: the first commercial Christmas card was commissioned in London in 1843 - the same year A Christmas Carol was published - and the custom crossed the Atlantic within a generation. The Smithsonian National Postal Museum keeps a wonderful record of how December once meant sacks of paper greetings moving through every post office in the country. The e-card is simply the newest sleigh for the oldest cargo: the wish that someone far away feels close.
Spread the Cheer
Start your list here: send this card to family first, then the friends who are far from home this year - the Miss You gram pairs beautifully with a Christmas greeting for them. When the holidays wind down, a thank-you card for the hosts and gift-givers wraps the season properly. Merry Christmas, and happy gramming!