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Christmas messages for business

Christmas messages for customers and partners that fit on one card.

A good business Christmas message is short, specific and sincere: thank the customer for the year, wish them a good holiday, and sign with a name. Two to four sentences are enough. Plan for the card to arrive in the first half of December, before offices close.

Short

Two or three sentences that work when many cards carry the same text.

  1. 01

    Thank you for a good year of working together. We wish you a peaceful holiday season and a happy new year.

    Send in ink (Short 1)

  2. 02

    Season's greetings from all of us. Thank you for your trust this year.

    Send in ink (Short 2)

  3. 03

    A year of good conversations, projects and ideas is ending. Thank you for being part of it. Happy holidays.

    Send in ink (Short 3)

  4. 04

    Good work needs good partners. Thank you for being one of them. Warm wishes for the season.

    Send in ink (Short 4)

  5. 05

    We wish you a few quiet days at the end of the year and look forward to what we will do together next.

    Send in ink (Short 5)

  6. 06

    Thank you for every order, every reply and every good idea. Merry Christmas.

    Send in ink (Short 6)

  7. 07

    Wishing you restful holidays and a new year that lives up to your plans.

    Send in ink (Short 7)

  8. 08

    A note in ink to say thank you for your loyalty this year. Happy holidays.

    Send in ink (Short 8)

Warm

A little more personal, for customers and partners you know well.

  1. 01

    Looking back on this year, we think of many good conversations with you. Thank you for your trust, and for your patience when things got tight. We wish you and your loved ones a merry Christmas.

    Send in ink (Warm 1)

  2. 02

    Some customers make the work easier, and you are one of them. Thank you for a year in which we learned a lot from each other. Enjoy the holidays.

    Send in ink (Warm 2)

  3. 03

    This card is our thank you for a year we were glad to share with you. We wish you rest, good food and long evenings with the people who matter to you.

    Send in ink (Warm 3)

  4. 04

    We are writing in ink because some thanks deserve more than an email. Thank you for working with us, and have a calm and happy holiday season.

    Send in ink (Warm 4)

  5. 05

    Behind every project are people, and we are glad it was you. Thank you for your trust this year. Warm wishes for Christmas and the new year.

    Send in ink (Warm 5)

  6. 06

    We hope the holidays give you time to breathe. Thank you for this year, and we look forward to what comes next.

    Send in ink (Warm 6)

Formal

Reserved and clear, for business partners and new contacts.

  1. 01

    We would like to thank you for the excellent cooperation over the past year and wish you a merry Christmas and a successful new year.

    Send in ink (Formal 1)

  2. 02

    At the turn of the year, we thank you for your trust and wish you restful holidays and every success in the year ahead.

    Send in ink (Formal 2)

  3. 03

    Thank you for a reliable partnership this year. We look forward to continuing our work together and wish you a peaceful holiday season.

    Send in ink (Formal 3)

  4. 04

    With this card we send our thanks for your loyalty and our best wishes for the holidays and the new year.

    Send in ink (Formal 4)

  5. 05

    We wish you and your team pleasant holidays and a healthy, prosperous new year, and thank you for your continued trust.

    Send in ink (Formal 5)

  6. 06

    The end of the year is a good moment to say thank you for your business and your cooperation. Season's greetings.

    Send in ink (Formal 6)

When should the card arrive?

Business Christmas cards are best received in the first two weeks of December. Many offices close between Christmas and New Year, and a card that arrives on a desk nobody sits at is easily lost.

If you send many cards, start early: the address list and the text take more time than the writing. Posting dates come from our capacity calendar and are confirmed with your order.

Three things that make a good business greeting

  • Say thank you for something

    The year, the trust, the projects. A concrete thank you reads better than general wishes.

  • Keep it short

    Two to four sentences. A card is not a newsletter, and nobody wants to read a year in review.

  • Sign with a name

    A person's name, or the names of the team, makes the card feel meant.

Send your customers a card in ink

Choose a starter text or bring your own. You get a proof before anything is written.

Christmas cards for customers