i don’t usually, because i know my friends probably wouldn’t really want them.
but, i personally love christmas cards, or any cards for that matter. and hallmark is nice, but as long as it is a nice, good quality card that you can tell was picked out specifically for that person, then brand names don’t matter.
Yes,Cards are a good way to send a Christmas greeting to those you will not be seeing over the holiday just to let them know you care.Name brand means nothing to me in a card.Good verses or greeting and quality paper make a card nice.I buy by the box ,its cheaper and the quality is just as good.I rarely by Hallmark.
well i normally buy them at hallmark, and spend a different amount each year. depending what kind of card we buy. we have a HUGE family, that live all around the world, so we have to buy like 80 cards.. so we spend about 20 bucks? i don’t really know, because i never look at the price tag of christmas cards. lol. but brand names don’t mean anything to me in cards, i’d actually prefer homemade. (:
I buy a box of Christmas cards…about $12 because a Christmas email just don’t quite cut it for some. I always send a card to the ACLU and wish them a Merry Christmas. =)
Well I use to buy a pack of 10 or 20 Hallmark cards at the store , I have never bought single xmas cards before . I never spend more than $15 Aus dollars on a pack of xmas cards . The brand isn’t that important to me , as long as the cards are cute and decent looking and fit the occasion thats all that matters .
However I don’t buy cards anymore because everyone I know hates cards and clutter , which is no fun at all I like giving out xmas cards lol
November 2nd, 2009 - 8:49 pm
Golf Advice
i don’t usually, because i know my friends probably wouldn’t really want them.
but, i personally love christmas cards, or any cards for that matter. and hallmark is nice, but as long as it is a nice, good quality card that you can tell was picked out specifically for that person, then brand names don’t matter.
merry christmas.
November 6th, 2009 - 7:27 am
Obama Polls
Recycle and send the cards you got last year. Not to the same people though, white out is great.
November 7th, 2009 - 11:04 am
2012 Obam Polls
Yes,Cards are a good way to send a Christmas greeting to those you will not be seeing over the holiday just to let them know you care.Name brand means nothing to me in a card.Good verses or greeting and quality paper make a card nice.I buy by the box ,its cheaper and the quality is just as good.I rarely by Hallmark.
November 10th, 2009 - 10:06 am
Augusta Golf Tickets
I get my Christmas Cards from Big W and I usually get two packs of 20. I always give a candy cane with them. I usually spend about $10.
Hallmark is a brand of cards (I always get their cards at Christmas).
Hope I helped, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
November 13th, 2009 - 4:37 am
Augusta Golf Packages
well i normally buy them at hallmark, and spend a different amount each year. depending what kind of card we buy. we have a HUGE family, that live all around the world, so we have to buy like 80 cards.. so we spend about 20 bucks? i don’t really know, because i never look at the price tag of christmas cards. lol. but brand names don’t mean anything to me in cards, i’d actually prefer homemade. (:
November 15th, 2009 - 5:24 am
hallmark cards
I buy a box of Christmas cards…about $12 because a Christmas email just don’t quite cut it for some. I always send a card to the ACLU and wish them a Merry Christmas. =)
November 17th, 2009 - 9:28 pm
hallmark cards
Well I use to buy a pack of 10 or 20 Hallmark cards at the store , I have never bought single xmas cards before . I never spend more than $15 Aus dollars on a pack of xmas cards . The brand isn’t that important to me , as long as the cards are cute and decent looking and fit the occasion thats all that matters .
However I don’t buy cards anymore because everyone I know hates cards and clutter , which is no fun at all I like giving out xmas cards lol
November 20th, 2009 - 11:34 pm
MattBreedenNow
I buy boxed sets after christmas for the following year, much cheaper that way. We send about 75-100 cards every Christmas.