How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

The festive season is a time for connection, appreciation, and creativity — and nothing captures that spirit quite like a beautifully designed Christmas card. Whether you’re sending heartfelt greetings to family and friends, or expressing gratitude to valued clients and staff, the right design can make a lasting impression.

106 min. read October 20, 2025 Inspirations, Marketing

1. Choose a Theme That Reflects Your Style

Before you start designing, decide on the overall theme and tone of your card. Your theme should suit your purpose — whether it’s corporate professionalism or festive fun for friends and family.

Here are some popular themes to consider:

Classic Christmas: Traditional reds, greens and golds with holly or baubles motifs.
Modern Minimalist: Clean lines, soft tones, and elegant typography.
Rustic or Handmade: Kraft backgrounds, natural colours, and organic textures.
Corporate Chic: Sleek design with your brand colours and subtle festive accents.

If it’s for your business, include your logo, brand colours, and a design that aligns with your company’s identity — while keeping it warm and approachable.

2. Craft a Message That Feels Genuine

Your message is what truly connects with the recipient. Keep it sincere, concise and on-brand.

For Corporate Christmas Cards:

“Thank you for your continued support this year. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a successful year ahead.”

Corporate Chirstmas Cards Sample - Same Day Printing

Corporate Chirstmas Cards Sample illustrations v3 - Same Day Printing

For Personal Cards:

“Wishing you joy, peace, and laughter this Christmas season and throughout the coming year.”

Personal Chirstmas Cards Sample illustrations - Same Day Printing

Personal Chirstmas Cards Sample illustrations 2 - Same Day Printing

Adding a handwritten note or signature gives your card a personal touch that feels more meaningful.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

3. Select the Right Fonts and Colours

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Typography and colour choices play a big role in how your card feels.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.

Use no more than two or three colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Use no more than three or four colours for a polished look.
Traditional Christmas tones like red, gold, silver and green always work well, while navy, champagne and white give a more modern feel.
3. Select the Right Fonts and Colours

Make sure your text contrasts clearly against the background so your message remains easy to read in print.
Choose a festive script font for warmth, or a clean sans serif for corporate professionalism.

4. Design with the Right Tools (or Let Us Help!)

If you’re creating your own artwork, platforms like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop or Canva are great options.

Prefer to leave it to the experts? Our design team at Same Day Printing can create a custom layout tailored to your brand or personal style — complete with your colours, images, and festive message.

We also offer ready-to-use templates to help you get started quickly. You can also read our Artwork Setup Guides here.

5. Add Branded or Personal Touches

Here are a few ways to add a special touch:

Include your company logo, number, email, social media or family name.
Add a team photo or family portrait for warmth and authenticity.
Include a QR code linking to your website, video message, or holiday promotion.
Use foil, metallic inks, specialty inks or Laminate lements for a premium finish.

These small details turn a simple card into something people will want to keep.

6. Pick the Perfect Card Format and Finish

The format you choose can completely change the presentation of your design.
At Same Day Printing, we offer a wide range of options, including:

Folded greeting cards for traditional messages.
Postcard-style cards for a modern, minimalist look.
Custom sizes and shapes, including die-cut designs like stars or Christmas trees.

Enhance your cards with Gloss, Matt or Velvet lamination, or elevate them further with spot UV, foil highlights, or metallic inks for a touch of luxury.

7. Use Professional Printing for a Flawless Finish

No matter how beautiful your design is, it deserves high-quality printing to truly shine.
When preparing your file:

Make sure all images are at least 300 DPI.
Save in CMYK colours mode & Vector or PDF for accurate printing.
Outline or embed your fonts.

At Same Day Printing, we produce crisp, vibrant prints on premium card stocks, available with express or same-day turnaround to meet those tight pre-Christmas deadlines. ( Learn more about our Terms & Conditions | Turnaround Times)

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8. Don’t Forget the Envelope

A beautifully printed card deserves an equally elegant envelope. Match your card’s design with a premium envelope and consider:

Coloured or metallic finishes for a festive touch.
Custom printed return addresses or logos.
Seals or stickers to complete the look.

At Same Day Printing, we also offer a full range of envelope sizes, including C4, C5 and DL, perfect for any card style — from folded greetings to postcard designs.
You can also order matching envelope seals and stickers for a polished, professional finish that ties your entire presentation together.

Your envelope is the first impression — make it count!

Get your Envelope here!

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Call Us: 1300 663 242
Email: helpme@samedayprinting.com.au
Visit: 37 Eucumbene Drive, Ravenhall (appointment recommended)

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How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal

How to Design Your Christmas Cards — Corporate or Personal