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Greeting cards

A gesture that marks the end of the year

Greeting cards keep the relationship with your clients and partners going, without any direct sales pitch. It’s a moment where your company speaks to its contacts differently, with a more personal tone than the rest of the year.

The format and visuals can move slightly away from your usual brand guidelines, while keeping your identity recognizable.


The advisual method

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Choice of format and paper

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Layout including a holiday message and contact details

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Printed or digital version (to send by email)

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Small or large print runs

Selected works

A glimpse of what we create

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Let’s create something memorable

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FAQ

Everything you need to know before we get started.
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Should we pick from your yearly catalog, or is a fully custom card worth the extra effort?

The catalog is built to save time while still looking considered, custom makes more sense when the card needs to say something specific to your year, a milestone, a change, a message the catalog wouldn’t cover.

Do printed cards still make sense when most greetings happen digitally now?

For clients and partners, a printed card tends to stand out precisely because it’s become less common, it takes more effort to receive, which is part of why it still lands well.

What changes between a printed and a digital version of the same card?

Mostly pacing and format, a digital card can use motion or a short animation, while a printed one relies entirely on paper, fold, and finish to make an impression.

Can the card reflect our brand guidelines, or does that feel out of place for a holiday message?

It rarely feels out of place if it’s subtle, a color palette or a typeface rather than an obvious logo placement, so the card still feels warm rather than corporate.

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