Lettering: corporate Christmas cards

Here the words come first. The lettering is part of the artwork, and the illustration builds the mood around it. It is a sound starting point when the card should say its greeting at a glance.

Designs · Lettering

21 designs

All designs (136)

Lettering takes the lead: greeting-first cards

Across about twenty designs the words take the lead. 460 “Gold glitter lettering on black” sets gold script on black, 752 “Golden ribbon tree with English greeting” shapes a tree from Merry Christmas, and 433 “Black and green graphic firs” puts the greeting under three graphic trees. White is the colour that recurs most.

Questions and answers

Can I change the lettering on a card?

The lettering is part of the design’s artwork. You type your own greeting in the next step, when you order, and it is printed inside the card, in any language you like.

What language is the lettering in?

The lettering is English or Polish and English. Most designs pair Polish with English, for example 753 “Glass star with burgundy bow”, and three are in English alone, such as 752. 169 “Seven-language greeting under snowy firs” greets in seven languages.

Can the lettering be a New Year greeting?

Not on these designs, which all wish Merry Christmas. A New Year greeting only is on 414 “Champagne flutes among blue baubles”, in the stars category.

How to order

  1. Pick a design from the list. The newest ones come first, and filters narrow things down by colour, motif and style.
  2. Set the quantity; the minimum is 50 cards.
  3. Continue to the order in the next step.
  4. Upload your logo, type your greeting (it is printed inside the card) and approve the proof before printing. Printing and the proof are included in the price.