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Postal Service Mailing Guidelines

Tag: Holiday CardsHello everyone! We’re getting down to the wire on getting your holiday mailings together for December, but according to the USPS holiday mailing deadlines, you still have some time to order those last-minute cards and get them in the mail with plenty of time for them to arrive before December 25th …
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Where Do We Sign Holiday Cards?

Tags: business how to, christmas card writing, Christmas Cards, Holiday Cards, UncategorizedDear Ms. Cards Etiquette
My company is doing our first holiday card mailing this year, and I have what might seem like a silly question. Where should we sign our holiday cards?
Novice in Nova Scotia
First thing’s first, Novice … always remember the only “silly” […]

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Why Send A Thanksgiving Card?

Tags: Holiday Cards, thanksgiving cardsOne of the most under-appreciated card-appropriate holidays is fast approaching: Thanksgiving. One of the main themes of many business holiday cards is thanking customers and business associates for their business in the past year, and really isn’t that a perfect theme for a Thanksgiving card?
Now, you may think (and depending on […]

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Help for Greeting Card Writer’s Block!

Tags: CardsDirect, christmas card writing, custom verse, Greeting Card Etiquette, greeting card writing, greeting cards, Holiday Card Etiquette, holiday card writing, Holiday CardsWell, dear readers. Just when I finally got myself all settled in here, CardsDirect is trying to make Ms. Cards Etiquette obsolete! I urge you all to write in letters of protest if […]

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Warm Holiday Wishes

No TagsIt’s December. The view out of the window looks like a Currier and Ives Christmas card. You can almost hear the sleigh bells. Outside, it is cold! The streets are icy and the sidewalks are slick. The sleet and snow, along with a north wind, chill to the bone and shoveling all that snow […]

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