#1

I’m not mad on them tbh, such a faff to buy for family members and that and ridiculously expensive if you buy nice cards, but not sending a card is pretty much a war crime in my family so… yeah.

Big question though: if the card says ‘Best wishes for Christmas and New Year’, ‘Wishing you a wonderful Christmas’ etc inside it, do you write anything like ‘have a great Christmas’ or just let the printed message convey the message?

  • Printed message
  • Add my own message

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This is not a thread for ‘I don’t do Christmas cards ACTUALLY’, save yourself the effort. Don’t make me tap the sign!!

#2

A short message in lieu of doing a Round Robin letter.

#3

“we’re all fine”

#4

Tend to get one with a printed message then add a couple of sentences undermeath

#5

I’ve been making my own for the last few years. Well, not actually making them, just choosing a Christmassy picture and getting them printed up on Moonpig or wherever. This year I’ve done two, one is a Pissarro snow scene, the other is a Van Der Beek festive tableau.

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They’re blank inside so I just write a different message for everyone

#6

I used to love sitting in the pub for an afternoon, a few pints, my address book and a pile of Christmas cards. Not gonna happen this year though

#7

come on santa…we still believe!!

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#9

Actually I quite like doing them for friends as they are easier to personalise I think. Immediate family can be amusing too, it’s aunts and uncles where it’s like yeah we don’t really have in jokes so this is boring.

#10

Only give them to my parents, sister and Mrs F so write a little message in each one and an essay in Mrs F’s thanking her for putting up with me for another year.

#12

Didnt know you were in U2

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