Christmas Cards: Sending to Guests and Hosts - Tips and Ideas

[cookinforyou]

Does anyone send out Christmas cards to their guest and or hosts. I am still new and don't have a huge base so I thought I would send them to everyone. But I don't want to pay $40 for Merill's cards and then the postage too.

Please share what you do!!

:angel:

thanks
Jan

 

[raebates]

I don't send Christmas cards. I send Thanksgiving cards thanking all of my hosts for the past year.

 

[esavvymom]

If you are wanting to send them cards, but not spend the $$ at Merrill- just get a regular box of Christmas cards (or use what you have if you have any left over), and then tuck a recipe card or something into the card as a "gift", along with your handwritten note.I'm on the fence about it. I have a hard enough time sending cards to family! And now my newsletter service (Mike) has created some really nice e-card I can use for Christmas so I may just do that- at least I have that as a "plan B" if I don't get the others done! But my base is a bit larger- so I may just save them for HOSTS and Great Customers- then send the e-cards to everyone else.

 

[cookinforyou]

If you are wanting to send them cards, but not spend the $$ at Merrill- just get a regular box of Christmas cards (or use what you have if you have any left over), and then tuck a recipe card or something into the card as a "gift", along with your handwritten note.

I was thinking something along those lines, but the time is a factor especially at this point.

 

[cookinforyou]

okay I have decided to keep it cheap and I am going to creat on preprinted holiday paper a not with a recipe