Make your message jolly with the best Christmas wishes.
After you find the perfect holiday greeting, make your cards even more magical with these best practices. It’s important to first consider your audience. Who will send the Christmas card? Who will receive it?
It’s common for senders to add their own greetings in Christmas cards, too, so imagine how your merry Christmas wishes will play off the greetings written in the margins. Here are some other tips to use your holiday greetings:
Know your nondenominational holiday greetings.
The holiday season is also a time when some people wonder which greetings are right for each audience. Some second guess whether to use “Merry Christmas,” “Happy Holidays,” or something else. After all, not everyone celebrates Christmas.
The most popular nondenominational options to use are “Happy Holidays” and “Season’s Greetings.” Swap “Merry Christmas” for one of those, and your holiday greeting reaches a wider audience.
Another way to be inclusive in holiday cards is to be aware of when to use “family” and when not to. Some holiday greetings in this list mention “you and your family,” but anyone receiving cards who lives alone or doesn’t see family over the holidays might feel that the message doesn’t fit. You can leave holiday greetings at “you,” removing “your family” without changing the sentiment at all.
Adobe Express can help.
Adobe Express online editor has tons of free templates and quick and easy customization options to put your favorite merry Christmas wishes to work. If you want to play with Christmas wishes in cards or other creative projects, Adobe Express makes it as simple as picking a template and personalizing it, or making your own idea with easy-to-use tools. Whatever message you want to share, Adobe Express brings it to life, no experience required.
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