Personalized cards — Business & corporate
Business holiday cards that don't look bought in a box.
A corporate card with the client's name on it, your logo designed into the artwork rather than stamped on top, and a line that doesn't read like it went to nine hundred other people. That card stays on a desk through January. The generic one is recycled the day it arrives.
Personalisation
Every detail, yours to choose.
Your logo, designed in
Not dropped in a corner — built into the composition so the card looks designed rather than branded after the fact.
Each client by name
Recipient name and company personalized per card from a CSV. One design, a thousand individual cards.
A message per segment
Different lines for clients, suppliers and staff, or per account manager, from the same design.
Multiple languages
English, German, French, Spanish, Arabic, Urdu — swapped per recipient on an international list.
Year-end, Eid or Ramadan
Neutral season's greetings for the whole list, and an Eid or Ramadan run for the segment that marks it.
Printed and posted for you
White-label print and mail from your address list. Nothing on the card or envelope mentions us.
Why corporate cards fail
The problem is rarely the design — it's that it says nothing
Most business holiday cards are indistinguishable from each other. Same stock scene, same 'Season's Greetings from all of us', no name, no reason to keep it. The fix is not a prettier card; it is a card that is visibly for one person.
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No recipient name
'Dear Valued Client' is worse than nothing — it announces that a list was mailed. A name is the cheapest personalization there is and the one people notice first.
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A logo pasted on top
A stock illustration with a logo in the corner reads as a template with a sticker. Designing the mark into the artwork costs one round and changes the whole impression.
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Sent too late to land
A card arriving on 23 December joins a pile. One arriving in the first week of December sits on the desk for a month.
Card styles
Six styles, one brief.
Minimal logo-led
Clean space, your mark, one typeset line. Reads as confident rather than festive.
Corporate botanical
Warm winter greenery in your brand colours — humanises a company without going cute.
Geometric gold
Architectural line-work. Works for finance, law and professional services, and it is the natural register for an Eid run.
Watercolor premium
Painted header pulled from your palette — premium without being showy.
Modern typographic
The greeting as the whole design. Strong for B2B where restraint is the brand.
Illustrated scene
Your office, your city, the venue you host at — the card people keep because it is specifically yours.
What we print
Neutral greetings, and the occasion nobody else sends
We design year-end cards with neutral wording, and Islamic occasion cards. We do not design for Christmas or other religious festivals — a settled position rather than a capacity limit, and one worth knowing before you brief rather than after.
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Neutral is the safer default anyway
On a client list of any size you do not reliably know who marks what. 'Season's Greetings' assumes nothing; a card that guesses wrongly is worse than one that never guessed.
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Warmth comes from the details
The greeting is the least personal line on the card. A named recipient, a reference to the year you have had together and your real brand carry it — not the top line.
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Eid is an open goal
Almost nobody in your clients' inboxes sends one. The companies that do are remembered for it, and it costs a second run of a design you have already approved.
How the bulk run works
One design, a thousand individual cards
You approve a single design. We take your recipient list as a CSV — name, company, and any line you want varied — and generate one card per row. Every card is visually identical and individually addressed, which is exactly what a corporate list needs and what a template cannot do.
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Proof first, always
Four design directions, then one chosen and refined. Nothing goes to the full list until the single card is right.
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Your list stays yours
The CSV is used to generate the run and nothing else. We do not market to your clients, and we do not keep the list afterwards.
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Digital, print-ready, or posted
Take the files and handle it internally, take a print-ready PDF with bleed for your own printer, or hand the whole thing to us.
Timing
Start in October, and watch the lunar dates
Corporate card work compresses into a few weeks and everyone hits the same deadline. To post in the first week of December: design proof by mid-October, recipient list finalised by early November, print run mid-November. Later is possible and costs more, mostly in postage and stress.
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Year-end: a fixed deadline
The date does not move, so the only enemy is starting late. Mid-October proof, early-November list, mid-November print.
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Ramadan and Eid: a moving one
Both follow the lunar calendar and fall about eleven days earlier each Gregorian year, so a recurring calendar reminder drifts out of usefulness within two seasons.
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One design, two sends
Approve the design system once and run it twice. The second send costs a fraction of the first because the hard part is already signed off.
Investment
Fixed price. No surprises.
Single proof $4.99. Bulk CSV: $1.99/card (25–99), $1.49/card (100+). White-label print and mail from $3.50/card all-in, including design, printing and postage.
- Logo integration and brand colour matching
- Four design directions on the first proof
- Neutral year-end, Eid and Ramadan versions of the same design
- CSV bulk personalization, delivered 24 hours after proof approval
- Print-ready PDF with bleed for your own printer
- Optional white-label print, address and mail service
Questions
The answers we give most often.
Can every card have a different client name?
Yes. Upload a CSV with recipient name, company, and any custom line you want varied. We generate one card per row from a single approved design, so a thousand cards stay visually identical and individually addressed.
Can you use our logo and brand colours?
Yes. Logo placement, brand palette and your typeface if it is licensed for it — otherwise we choose one that sits correctly inside your brand. Send the brand guide and we work inside it.
Do you design Christmas cards?
No. We design neutral year-end cards — 'Happy Holidays', 'Season's Greetings', 'Wishing you a restful break' — and Islamic occasion cards, and we say so here rather than letting you find out at checkout. In practice the neutral wording is what most companies should send anyway: on a client list of any size you do not reliably know who marks what, and a card that assumes wrongly is worse than one that assumes nothing.
Is 'Happy Holidays' too impersonal?
The greeting is the least personal thing on the card, and it is not where warmth comes from. A card that names the recipient, references the year you have had together and carries your actual brand reads as considered whatever the top line says. A generic card that guesses the recipient's religion correctly is still a generic card.
Can we send Eid or Ramadan cards as well?
Yes, and very few of your competitors will be. 'Ramadan Kareem' opens the month and lands as a gesture of respect to fasting clients and staff; 'Eid Mubarak' marks the celebration that closes it. Many companies run the year-end neutral card to the whole list and an Eid card to the segment that marks it — same design system, two runs.
When do we need to start?
For a year-end send: design proof by mid-October, list finalised by early November, print run mid-November to post in the first week of December. For Ramadan and Eid the dates move about eleven days earlier each Gregorian year, so a schedule that worked last year is already late this year — we confirm exact working dates for the year when you enquire.
Do you print and mail them for us?
Yes — white-label, with no mention of us on the card or the envelope. You send the approved design and a recipient list with addresses; we print, stuff, stamp and post from a UK/EU or US dispatch point.
What is the minimum order?
None. A single proof starts at $4.99. Bulk pricing begins at 25 cards, which is where most company lists start.
Can cards go out in more than one language?
Yes, and it matters on international lists. English, German, French, Spanish, Arabic and Urdu — one design, the greeting swapped per recipient from the same CSV.
Next step
You know the card you want.
Send us the details and we'll have a first proof in your inbox within 48 hours.