Choosing The Perfect Holiday Photo Cards

Sending out holiday photo cards is a great way to spread cheer and keep in touch with friends and family, especially those who you don’t see very often. Whether your style is traditional, modern, or something in between, find a holiday card design that showcases your personality and inspire some holiday spirit.

1. Candid Photos Include photos that captured the joy of everyday life, taken at the comfort of your own home.

2. Extended Family Greeting A family reunion picture makes a great holiday card. The more smiles, the merrier!

3. Adorable Pets Why not make your furry friends the stars of your holiday card this year? Their adorable faces are too cute not to share with the world.

4. Merry Vibes Bright and happy colors always seem to make people smile. Dress the family in colorful outfits to make it extra merry.

5. Moving Announcement Just moved? Use your holiday cards to announce your new address to your loved ones so they know where to find you.

6. Merry Newlyweds Celebrating your first holiday season as a married couple? Share your wedding photos and give your friends and family a chance to relive the joy of your special day.

7. Travel Photos We know you took hundreds of photos from your recent vacation. Why not pick one of them for this year’s holiday card?

8. Sweet Everyday Moments Photos that capture joyful moments are the best kind! Including those adorable photos in your card will make your friends and family smile.

9. Holiday Humor The holiday seasons are the time to relax and take things less seriously! People love seeing great humor and fun, non-traditional photos in holiday cards.

10. Tree Shopping Not only is picking out a Christmas tree at your local tree farm such a fun tradition, it is a good opportunity to take festive photos for your holiday cards.

11. Expanding Family Celebrate the best gift ever and use your holiday cards to introduce your newest addition to the world.

12. Christmas Tree Backdrop You spent so much time putting up and decorating your Christmas tree so you might as well use it as a backdrop in your holiday card photo.

13. Photo Collage So you had a family photo session and could not pick just one photo for your card because they were all too adorable. We’ve been there! Choose a card with multiple photo layouts so you can share your amazing pictures.

14. Let It Snow Snowing outside? It’s a great opportunity to snap some fun shots for your holiday cards. Just remember to dress warmly.

15. Year In Review Has your year been eventful? Consider a trifold story card with plenty of room for your photos and news.