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Send a thank you card for a Christmas gift
Grandparents want to see the gift being used. Put that photo on the front, the thank you on the back, and send it the week after Christmas. $5, postage included.
Your photo on the front, your words on the back. Photo: Aleksandra Sapozhnikova on Unsplash.
From your phone to their mailbox
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Pick a photo, write a note
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We print it on thick cardstock
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USPS delivers it in 3–8 business days
What to write
Each of these fits on the back of the card. Borrow one, or paste it into the writing assistant and make it yours.
- Grandma and Grandpa, thank you for the bike! Here I am riding it on Christmas morning. I love you. Love, Theo.
- Thank you for the cookbook. We've already made two things from it and the kitchen smelled like your house. Merry Christmas and happy new year.
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- The scarf is perfect and so was the note inside it. Thank you for thinking of me. Can't wait to see you in the spring.
- You didn't have to send the kids anything, and you sent them the best gift of the year. Thank you. Photo evidence attached.
Need more? What to write in a thank you card (with 30 examples that fit on a postcard)
Why a real card
- The week after Christmas is the busiest thank-you-note week of the year, and the one most people skip. A photo of the gift in use is the thank you people actually want.
- This is the easiest way to get kids to write thank-you notes. They pick the photo, say what they want to say, and it's done in two minutes per card.
- No envelopes, no stamps, no trip to the post office in the week between Christmas and New Year's.
Takes about two minutes
Pick a photo, write the note, add the address. We print it and mail it for $5.
Send a card — $5Printing and postage included. No account needed.
Questions
How late is too late for a Christmas thank you?
Mid-January is fine. Sending in the first two weeks of the year is normal and appreciated.
Can my kids send their own?
Yes. Type their words exactly as they say them. Grandparents keep those.
Can I use a photo of the gift?
That's the best front there is. A photo of the kid on the bike or wearing the sweater beats any stock design.
