Why Christmas Cards Still Matter (Yes, Even in 2025)
Look, it’s 2025 and your inbox is probably full of “Happy Holidays from all of us at XYZ Ltd” emails you’ll never open. Snooze. Delete. Gone.
But a real Christmas card? That’s a different vibe altogether. It lands on your desk, you open it, you actually smile. You might even stick it on the fridge or mantelpiece. And that, my friend, is why Christmas cards still matter — because they’re real, you can touch them, and they show you actually give a shit.
Digital is forgettable – print is memorable
Nobody ever printed out a festive WhatsApp message and displayed it in their living room. But a card? That’s front and centre for weeks. The paper, the feel, the little handwritten scribble inside — it’s all stuff you don’t get from a soulless email blast.
Christmas greeting cards stick around. Emails don’t. Simple as that.
Why businesses should care 🎄
If you run a business, sending Christmas cards to clients and customers is a no-brainer. It says “hey, you’re more than just an invoice number.” Plus, when your card lands on their desk, you’ve basically scored free advertising for the entire festive season. Try doing that with Mailchimp.
Eco-friendly options (and next-day printing, because we know you’ll leave it last minute)
We know people care about sustainability (and rightly so). That’s why our Christmas cards come in a range of stocks: silky smooth 350gsm, classic uncoated, fancy G.F Smith textured, and recycled Kraft that looks slick without costing the planet. Envelopes? Free, of course.
And because Rapid Print Pro is the king of last-minute lifesavers, we do next-day delivery. Yup — panic printers, we’ve got your back.
Real > digital. Every time.
Here’s the truth: nobody gets excited about another email. But a proper printed Christmas card? That gets opened, read, and remembered. If you want your message to actually land this festive season — whether it’s for mates, family, or your best-paying clients — send something real.
👉 Ready to actually spread some Christmas cheer (not digital crap)? Order your Christmas cards now at Rapid Print Pro.