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Nations does offer Christmas card designs and the prices don't seem bad. However, they box and ship them to you - signing and mailing is on you. There are other services like Postable that will print and mail the cards for you, but you pay a price for the convenience.
Costco Photo Christmas Cards via Shutterfly. [Photo Center] I have used Costco for our Photo Christmas Cards for decades. They were simple to create, good quality and affordably priced. Also, while Costco still had actual photo centers in their warehouses, they were quick and easy to pick up. And let’s be honest, that was a HUGE benefit.
It’s a MUST HAVE! : r/Costco. I HAD to have the Papyrus Christmas Card Box of 24 Cards! It’s a MUST HAVE! At $30 it works out to $1.25 per card. These are stunning, the exact same quality you would pay $6-$8 a card at Target. Comes in a super strong box so you can save the leftovers for next year.
You have to pay for shipping. I ordered mine cards on 11/13-Sat. This year I did the Premium Stationary Greeting Cards because I only wanted to do 2 pictures. It just didn't format correctly on the cheaper Photo Greeting Cards which I normally buy.
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The 2023 Papyrus Christmas Cards are Here and I am not disappointed!! [Seasonal Product] This year only 3-4 cards appropriate for kids but otherwise what a stunning bunch of Christmas cards for $1 each! Cards like this are $5-$10 each at Target! On sale this week $5 off.
The 51% discount is not the one you want to use for Christmas cards. There’s another discount for Costco members that make the cards $1 each. They have to be 5x7 with square corners. I had to manually deselect the 51% discount to select the $1/each deal. I still got free shipping too.
Question: this is the first year my wife and I are doing Christmas cards. We've looked at Costco, but we saw that they aren't on cardstock, but on "archival-quality photographic paper". How has the paper quality been? It seems Costco only does cardstock for stationary, not photo cards
IvysMomToo. • 2 mo. ago. I used to get my photo holiday cards from Shutterfly and was happy with the quality. But their shipping is expensive and horrible. They use the slowest shipping imaginable -- two weeks in transit if it arrives at all. The last time I used Shutterfly was 2020. I never received my holiday photo cards and Shutterfly ...
I ordered from Shutterfly because I really wanted to stick to a budget this year and the best deal I could find for under 100 cards (I needed 70 cards) was the Costco Member offer of $1 “standard” card stock card and free shipping (Shutterfly’s shipping is a $$$$$ so the free shipping over $49 is a great deal since you can no longer stack coupons on Shutterfly’s website) and I didn’t ...