Christmas Cards

I love sending (and receiving) photo cards! I use them for invitations, thank you cards, birth announcements and of course, holiday cards!! I like finding the right photos, selecting a cheery design and fussing over the details to make the card fit our family. I have done this enough through the years that I have become picky about the sites I use for my cards. I have found one of the best sites to use is Shutterfly.

A friend of mine, whose blog I try to follow, recently posted a neat deal on holiday cards available to bloggers through Shutterfly. I decided to check it out for myself and was invited to participate to receive free Shutterfly holiday cards – Yipee! Okay, so now I have to decide which card to choose.

Shutterfly has SO many great card designs to choose from and they make the personalization process super easy and fun. We have yet to have our holiday photos and are hoping the kiddos will cooperate long enough for us to capture some this weekend when we get our Christmas tree up. After that the hardest part will be deciding on a design. What do you think? Feel free to comment and let me know which ones you like best or visit the Shutterfly site for additional ideas.

I am drawn to the designs that have more than one photo because they look really cute, but also because there is a really slim chance of getting a good photo of all of us looking at the camera and this type of design will give us a little more room to work with.

This one has the traditional holiday feel that I am typically drawn to.

These have a fun, playful and more modern approach to a holiday card that I find refreshing.

These will look great with black and white photos, and I already have some sweet B&W shots of the girls that would be fun to use.

Help... with all of the great card options in this year's Shutterfly collection, I just can't decide!

By the way, Shutterfly does so much more than photo cards. We love their photo books and I am impressed all of the different photo gift ideas they offer: calendars, puzzles, stationary, jewelry and my favorite, Christmas tree ornaments!