Four months, one mailing list
The same list can hear from you four times between October and January without once being asked to buy: the festival invitation, a Thanksgiving thank you, a holiday greeting and the New Year card. Change the colors from card to card and keep your logo and signature the same, so each one is plainly from you.
Parties for the team
The holiday party card is dinner and dancing in deep green and gold, with the night, the place and a reply date. The ugly sweater party trades elegance for knit bands of red diamonds and snowflakes, and promises a prize for the worst sweater. Hand them out at work or mail them home, where the whole family sees them.
Plan around the calendar
- Fall festival: mail two weeks ahead, with the rain date printed.
- Harvest supper: two to three weeks ahead, with a phone number for the sign-up.
- Thanksgiving: Thursday, November 26, 2026.
- Holiday parties: invitations out by mid November, before calendars fill.
- New Year: 2027 is printed on the card, so it is for this season only.
December is the busiest month for printing, and the designer shows how many business days your cards take after you approve the proof, so order the December cards before Thanksgiving.
From the shop: Sign a few of the holiday cards by hand even when the greeting is printed. A real signature is the part people notice.