A flat corporate holiday card is an efficient, professional way to greet a large list of clients, partners, and colleagues. This landscape 7 x 5-inch card is clean and inclusive. A navy band across the top is decorated with a row of white line snowflakes. Below it, a logo frame holds your company logo, Season’s Greetings appears in large navy Playfair italics, a short wish for a joyful holiday and a successful new year follows, and a thin silver rule leads to the company name in small navy capitals.
Why Choose a Flat Corporate Card
Flat cards are cheaper to print and post than folded cards, and they are ideal for large client lists. The design still looks premium thanks to its clean layout and branded logo, and the back provides space for a short handwritten note if you wish.
An Inclusive Season’s Greeting
Season’s Greetings respects clients of every faith and culture, making it the safest choice for business. The snowflakes suggest winter rather than a specific holiday, keeping the card inclusive while still festive.
Adding Your Logo to the Season’s Greetings Card
Click the logo frame and choose Replace Image. A horizontal logo fits best. If your logo has a coloured background, consider using a version with a transparent background so it sits neatly on white.
Navy and Silver Business Palette
Navy suggests trust and professionalism, while silver and white feel wintry and elegant. You can change the band to your brand colour, keeping the snowflakes white for contrast.
Editing the Company Line
Click FROM ALL OF US AT HARBORVIEW LOGISTICS to type your company name. You can also edit the wish line to mention the year, such as a successful 2027.
Printing Corporate Holiday Cards in Bulk
For large runs, order from a commercial printer and choose 350 gsm matte stock. Many printers offer address printing and mailing services, saving your team time.
Signing Flat Cards
Even a flat card benefits from a personal signature. Ask account managers to sign the back of cards for their clients, adding a short note if possible.
Sending Digital Corporate Greetings
Download a JPG and use it in email greetings to clients. The landscape format fits email layouts neatly. Many companies combine a digital card for most contacts with printed cards for key clients.
Corporate Card Timing and Mailing
Send cards in the first half of December so they arrive before offices close. International mail needs even earlier dispatch.
Corporate Cards for Logistics and Trade
Logistics, manufacturing, and trade companies often have long supplier and customer lists. A clean flat card with a logo is an efficient way to thank everyone in the supply chain.
Adding a Charity Message
If your company donates to charity instead of sending gifts, add a line on the back explaining the donation. Clients appreciate meaningful giving.
Corporate Card Envelopes
Use branded envelopes with your logo printed on the flap, or plain white envelopes with branded labels for a cohesive look.
Snowflake Design Details
The snowflakes are simple line drawings arranged in a staggered row. They are grouped, so you can recolour or remove them easily. For a warmer look, replace them with small gold stars.
Corporate Cards for Remote Teams
Companies with remote teams can send the card to employees’ homes, adding a message from leadership on the back. It is a tangible thank you for colleagues who rarely meet in person.
Proofreading Corporate Cards
Check the company name, logo, and spelling carefully before printing. A small mistake on hundreds of cards is costly, so ask a colleague to proofread.
Measuring Goodwill From Cards
Holiday cards rarely produce direct sales, but they build relationships. Many businesses notice warmer responses and renewed contact from clients in January after sending thoughtful cards.
Corporate Season’s Greetings Card Questions
Can I change the band colour?
Yes. Click the band and choose your brand colour.
Can I add a second page?
Yes. Add a page for a printed message on the back.
Can I change Season’s Greetings?
Yes. Click the title and type your greeting.
Corporate Card Wording Alternatives
Beyond Season’s Greetings, businesses often choose to wish you a wonderful holiday season, with gratitude for your partnership, or warm wishes for the holidays and a prosperous new year. Avoid sales language and focus on thanks and good wishes. A sincere, simple message reflects well on your brand and is more likely to be displayed in a client’s office.
Designing a Card That Matches Your Brand Guidelines
Many companies have brand guidelines covering colours, fonts, and logo placement. Adjust the navy band to your primary colour, replace the serif with your brand font if it is available as a Google font, and keep enough clear space around your logo. Sharing the edited card with your marketing team before printing ensures consistency.
Corporate Cards for Trade Shows and Events
Companies that attend winter trade shows can hand the card to visitors at their stand, with a short message on the back and a link to the company website. It is a festive way to make a memorable impression during the season.
Corporate Cards Signed by the CEO
For the most valued clients, a card signed by the chief executive or founder carries extra weight. Leaders can add a brief personal line, such as Thank you for your partnership this year, which shows that the relationship matters at the highest level of the company. Even a short signature makes the gesture memorable.
Archiving Corporate Card Designs
Save each year’s design in your account so you can reuse it or track how your brand has evolved.
Corporate Card Quantities
Order ten percent more cards than your list requires, so late additions and reprints for damaged cards are covered without a second print run.
Corporate Card Delivery by Hand
Deliver cards by hand to local clients for a personal touch that postage cannot match.
Greet Every Client With Style
Add your logo and company name, and print your cards. A clean, branded Season’s Greetings card thanks clients and partners while keeping your business front of mind.
