Christmas cards add a personal touch to the festive season. This article provides DIY ideas using waste materials like cardboard, wrapping paper, and bottle caps. Readers can create classic ...

The 19th century produced many holiday customs. However, many of them are now losing its charm, such as Christmas cards. Representational image/Pixabay It’s a common seasonal refrain: “Christmas just ...

Six in 10 adults are receiving fewer Christmas cards — and three-quarters of them aren’t bothered in the slightest, according to a new poll. The study of 2,000 US adults found 44 percent hope ...

The printed Christmas card dates to the Industrial Revolution and used modernity to evoke nostalgia. The Nostalgic Tale of the Christmas Card Bemoaning changes to Christmas customs from days gone ...

Christmas cards, whether traditional or digital, continue to be an enduring custom, allowing people to send warm thoughts to friends, family, and colleagues. Whether you’re looking for a classic ...

Courtesty of Emmaline Childs The first Christmas Emmaline Childs celebrated with her family in their house in Minneapolis in 2018, she received a holiday card from an unknown family. At first ...

This was the first mass-produced Christmas card. Credit: Victoria and Albert Museum Henry Cole, the founding director of the Victoria and Albert Museum in the UK sent the first Christmas card in 1843.

The Norwegian royal family has released their 2024 Christmas card, continuing a cherished tradition of sharing a festive portrait. However, this year's photo has left fans puzzled as Prince Sverre ...

Whether your Christmas cards include festive photos or jokes, these diverse sayings offer the perfect way to connect with everyone on your list.