This year, there's a new way to share holiday cheer. Sending holiday e-cards is a fast, efficient way to contact the ones you love without spending too much time at the post office. And with great companies like American Greetings and Blue Mountain, it's so easy to go digital this holiday season. We've compiled the gallery above to make sending love this Christmas even simpler.
Card companies are struggling to bring in revenue when everyone is opting to e-mail, or picture message their friends and family members holiday greetings. Not to mention, for those who like things to be quick and easy, there's always the option of sending out a mass Merry Christmas tweet or Happy Hanukkah Facebook post to all their friends and family in one fell swoop. With so many digitalized options out there, few people are making the trip to the card store this holiday season.
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If you're not quite ready for throwing out all tradition and taking the holidays online, buy a digital version of a card. Websites like AmericanGreetings.com, BlueMountain.com, and EGreetings.com have free and priced cards you can choose, personalize, and e-mail to whomever you want.
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They also offer the option of printable cards if you still want to send a paper card and avoid holiday shoppers.
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Don't bother worrying about how to send a gift separately. You can even attach a generic gift card that the recipient can use anywhere they please!
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These websites don't charge by the card, but do allow for an easy membership if you please. For less than $5 dollars you can have a great membership with a company like American Greetings.
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EGreetings.com has filters like choose by recipient or choose by tone. These categories are similar to those you would find when shopping the aisles of a card store, but with more options making the selection process a bit easier.
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Another option is to print off your own photographs and turn them into cards. This offers a super personalized greeting.
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