Folded cards open like a traditional greetings card, with room for a printed message inside or a blank page you fill in by hand. They also stand up, which matters if yours is destined for a mantelpiece. Flat cards are a single sturdy panel, closer to a postcard. Quicker to write, easier to post in bulk. Pick your format on the product page before you start designing, because switching afterwards means reworking the layout.

Yes, white envelopes come as standard with both flat and folded cards. Postcards are the exception and are typically mailed without an envelope. If you’d rather use your own, select ‘None’ on the product page.

Absolutely. Upload your logo in the design tool and place it on the front, the inside or the back of the card. When the card is going to clients, let the greeting lead and keep the logo small, so it reads like a thank you rather than an advertisement. Our business Christmas cards leave clear space for a logo, and you can order as few or as many as your client list needs.

Once your cards are in the basket, you’ll see three shipping options at checkout, each with its own delivery date. The earlier you order, the cheaper the option you need, so ordering ahead means you can take the slowest one and still have your cards out in good time.

If you’re sorting cards, the presents are probably next. Wrap them in Christmas wrapping paper on the roll, finish them off with matching Christmas gift tags, and seal your envelopes with custom Christmas stickers. They all use the same design tool, so you can carry the same design or family name across everything you send.