Admittedly, I am a stationery snob…..I always love to receive a photo card….and some are definitely nicer than others. You don’t need to break the bank to find a high quality photo card. Oh, and it doesn’t need to be Christmas or New Year’s to send a photo card. Mix it up a bit this year - send a Valentine card, a St. Paddy’s Day card, or a friend of mine sends out their family card for their favorite Finnish holiday, St. Uhro’s Day. And of course, a new addition to the family is always a fabulous occasion to send a little something to your loved ones.
Here are my favorite places to order photo cards:
Tiny Prints
RedStamp.com
Vista Print
FineStationery.com
Pear Tree Greetings
And I know it’s a bit off topic, but I love photo books…and here are some good ones!
Blurb.com Album
Peace, Joy, Cheer!
Wouldn’t it feel great to have your holiday cards ready, stuffed addressed and stamped…just waiting for the day they can be mailed! A feeling I must admit, I’ve never had. Maybe this year.
So get moving. Make those holiday cards.
Some fun holiday card & party invitation ideas….
- Use scented paper from Porridge Papers. During the holidays they sell candy cane scented handmade paper. It’s amazing. And they’ll make it with sparkles upon request!
- Attach your photo to your cardstock with a cinnamon stick (like this chopstick invitation by Cardgirl). You just need a hole punch, some ribbon or yarn, and a package of cinnamon sticks. Mmmm. Yum.
Between Paper.com & Paper Source, you should be able to find all of the materials you need to make adorable holiday cards. Oh and I know we all love a little discount…so use this!
Or if you’re a busy bee, and just want to personalize them but not “make” them….here are some of my favorite holiday photo cards - upload your own photo to their design, and customize your message.
Tiny Prints (not only for tiny ones…some of these would make for great “couple” holiday cards)
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