20 Gold Foil Christmas Greeting Cards with Envelopes | Dark Green Col & Embossing on Christmas Tree | 5.75 x 4.25 Inch Merry Christmas Cards with Seal Stickers For Friends , Family and loved Ones

Great quality, beautiful yet simple artwork, fair price, and many happy recipients that all loved and enjoyed their Christmas cards. It’s a really good way to bring joy and make people happy.

I find it gets hard to find Christmas cards that say "Merry Christmas " I don't want to wish people a good "holiday " These are very elegant.

Very sturdy paper stock. Only issue was that I needed a felt tip pen to write notes as the green is dark.

These cards are smaller than most; being the size of many invitation cards. But their Christmas tree image and gold printing really make them stand out. You will not be disappointed. These are a great choice. Use a gold-colored Sharpie to sign the card, and your writing will match the color of the printed, inside message.

The cards are GREAT, everyone loved them.The one drawback is that the color of the paper makes it impossible to find a pen or marker that will be visible for a note or signature inside the card. And I tried with almost every color in my multi-color Sharpie pack.So, if you are OK with not writing anything on or in the card, they are great.

No place to write a note because of the dark color

These cards have a unique design that is contemporary, but still very classic. They are well made on good paper stock. I jazzed them up a bit by adding a gold star (EBOOT Star Confetti Star/Amazon) and a gold snowflake sticker inside (Yexiya 1040 Pcs Christmas Envelope Seal Sticker/Amazon). Used small tube of shoe glue and a toothpick to put a tiny, tiny dot of glue above the tree. Then used tweezers to drop the star at the top and gently positioned with toothpicks. Too much glue and you will get a smear. Used a gold gel pen to write my greetings and it worked fine (Pentel Arts Sunburst Metallic Gel Pen/Amazon). Especially like the Christmas greeting on the outside and the very well thought out verse on the inside.

The challenge with these cards is that the cards and the envelopes are green. You have to use a metallic marker to sign or write anything on the cards. This presents an issue when you’re trying to write an address on the envelope to mail it out or write a note in the card. I used a metallic marker, but it just did not look nice as the consistency of the paper causes the metallic marker to bleed slightly. The paper is not a sturdy as I anticipated. I was hoping for very sophisticated looking Christmas cards to write a lovely note and to send to my friends and family, however, after filling out many of them and trying to put together the envelope to mail out, I realized they just weren’t nice enough or good enough quality to mail out. I had already opened the package and written on half of them, so I couldn’t return them. Ultimately they wound up in my recycling.