We love them. They are unique and much more interesting than your typical bi-fold holiday card. The only issue with photo card is that, we're simply running out of refridgerator magnets. Because these photo cards are flat, each of them need at least two large magnets or four small magnets to hold them down; and we can't display them on a counter because they are flat. This wasn't a problem last year because only a few people sent us photo cards, but now everyone is sending them and we are running out of real estate on our fridge as well!
Well, truth be told, Adie and I were considering photo cards for this year, but we got too busy and didnt get around to making them (yes, I know.. it's a poor excuse). Instead, we bought holiday cards that were printed on recycled paper that just had a simple Christmas tree design on the cover (though some people received regular cards because we ran out of the recycled ones). Obviously, as soon as my parents received theirs, they called me complaining about how simple and unappealing our card was.
Seriously?! Adie and I spent time signing each card! Most people who sent us their photo cards don't sign them so if you ask me, our cards were much more personalized and environmentally friendly... ahem.... and you can display our cards on a counter or stick em on your fridge. It's much more practical and personal.
.........we'll be ordering next year's holiday photo cards from online.
Happy Holidays.
1 comment:
snapfish all the way. i totally wish we did snapfish because picture people cost an arm and a leg.
ummm- how more personal can we get- my sons were on our card! do you know how hard it was to get them to pose? should we have signed it with our blood? next year we are going to feature a picture of matt on the crapper- you cannot get more intimate than that.
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