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Designed for parents looking to send heartfelt holiday greetings, this elegant Christmas card from Xpress Yourself serves as the perfect vessel for wishing a special son and daughter-in-law a joyous festive season. Featuring a sophisticated design of champagne, gifts, and holiday greenery, it captures the essence of celebration, though users should note its larger-than-standard physical dimensions which may require specific postage considerations.
| Model Part Number | 1136202 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Xpress Yourself |
The card measures approximately 275 x 175mm.
Yes, a coordinating envelope is included with every purchase.
While the card is designed for a son and daughter-in-law, we recommend checking the inside layout for pre-printed seasonal verses.
The card is specifically printed for a son and daughter-in-law, though it can be used for any couple if you are comfortable with the pre-printed sentiment.
Due to its larger size, we recommend verifying the weight and dimensions with your local post office, as it may be classified as a 'large' letter.
Use a ballpoint pen instead of gel ink and allow extra drying time before folding.
Take the card to a post office counter for manual processing to avoid damage in automated sorting machines.
To ensure the card remains in pristine condition, keep it stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the gold-edged finish from fading. When mailing, verify the weight and dimensions with your local postal service, as the card's larger footprint may exceed standard envelope size regulations. If you choose to use a fountain pen, allow the ink to dry completely for a few minutes before closing the card to prevent smudging on the red background.
