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Gjix Wed 21-Dec-16 05:03:52

Thanks. They are all good options and I will check them out.

I still think it be nice if the card had some type of game Or puzzle built into it or maybe worked with a ipad app.
Do you think that would be useful too?

Purpledaffodil Mon 19-Dec-16 17:07:20

Very subtle DB tchgrin
Suppose a lot of schools and colleges have broken up now.

harrigran Mon 19-Dec-16 11:35:21

I use Getting personal, cards from 99p plus postage.

kittylester Mon 19-Dec-16 09:31:42

tchgrin Db.

Jan51 Mon 19-Dec-16 08:33:30

I used Funky Pigeon to do the family cards, daughters and partners and grandchildren. The grandchildren love getting cards with their names and photos on. I did it about 3 weeks ago while they had a special offer and they were half price if you did 4 or more and were sent out on my chosen date. It was much cheaper than buying individual cards, I think about 99p each. Bought DH a card from a shop yesterday (yes, I forgot to order him one) and it cost me £2.99 for nothing special.

DaphneBroon Mon 19-Dec-16 08:20:46

Have you tried www.billygoatsgruff.com?

kittylester Mon 19-Dec-16 07:38:17

The thing is, we are old and will have forgotten by next year!

Purpledaffodil Mon 19-Dec-16 07:14:35

I hear they've taken the word gullible out of the dictionary. tchblush

DaphneBroon Mon 19-Dec-16 07:00:58

tchgrintchgrintchgrin

Cherrytree59 Mon 19-Dec-16 00:44:11

Maybe one that has bells on wink

Gjix Mon 19-Dec-16 00:25:02

Thanks for info. What are typical prices to send one card?
Do any cards have a little game or something built into them?

Humbertbear Sun 18-Dec-16 22:28:01

We used Vistaprint. Good service and the cheapest we looked at. Great customer service too.

Purpledaffodil Sun 18-Dec-16 19:54:40

Moonpig and Funky pigeon do something similar. I have used Touchnote to make an uploaded photo into a card or postcard . All of these will address and post cards for you. Quite pricy, but convenient, especially when you avoid queuing in the post office to have overseas cards weighed.

Gjix Sun 18-Dec-16 11:41:03

Can anyone recommend a good service that will print and send Christmas cards for me?

I'm too late this year but next year I'm thinking of sending them via a service where I can write a message for each card and set To address and they will print them for me and send them.

I think that is better than ecards. I might even put a custom photo of our family on the out or inside.

What do you think? Does anyone do this too?