The Best Places to Order Christmas Cards

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Looking for the best Christmas cards you can order online? There are so many options but some stand out above the rest, see which ones you should try.

Christmas cards seem to be less popular in recent years but I still love to send and receive them. It’s one of the few times of the year where you get real mail that you actually want.

Sending them out can be stressful though. One way to make it a bit easier is by ordering your Christmas cards online. Many places will even address them for you!

Order them early to get them stamped and ready to go long before Christmas. You could even hand-deliver some if you see family on Thanksgiving, a few fewer stamps you would have to buy.

There are many places online to order Christmas cards but they aren’t all equal. These are some of my top picks, you are sure to love them all.

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Basic Invite

I love Basic Invite because you can customize basically everything on your cards. They have tons of colors and styles to choose from so you can really make the card your own. You can order free samples to make sure everything is perfect before getting your cards made.

Basic Invite also gives you the ability to gather addresses and they will address your envelopes for free. I hate this task so that is a huge plus for me.

If you want to try Basic Invite use coupon code holi30 to get 30% off your order.

Minted

Minted uses unique designs from independent artists so it’s a nice way to support artists while Christmas shopping. They also have a neat service where you text them a photo and they send back some design options for free.

Like Basic Invite they have free addressing services and the cards are totally customizable.

If you join Minted More you can get 30% off of holiday cards, get 15% off other products, free shipping, and more. It is a great deal if you use these kinds of services regularly.

Paper Culture

If you are trying to reduce your environmental impact this year try Paper Culture. All of their cards are recycled, they plant a tree for each order, they purchase carbon offsets and more.

They also have beautiful cards so you won’t be sacrificing style by choosing the more eco-friendly option. They even still have free addressing.

Hallmark

Hallmark is a great option if you aren’t looking for custom cards you just want the more traditional cards. They have great options in-store but you can also order online.

Pro tip: Check your local Hallmark after the holidays to get a great price on leftover Christmas cards to use the next year.

Keep Track of Christmas Cards

Once you get your Christmas cards and start to fill them out you want to keep track of which are done. It’s also nice to keep track of the ones you get so you can make sure to send cards back to those people.

I keep track of everything to do with Christmas cards in my Christmas planner. It’s the best way I’ve found to keep it all organized so no step is forgotten and all the cards get sent in time.