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If you know me, you know I’m a lover of paperie, and snail mail most of all. Opening the mailbox in December to find it full of cards from the people we love is truly my favorite gift of the season. As I shared, we save and display every card we receive. So when I choose the cards we send out, I pick ones I hope our loved ones will want to keep, too.
For the past few years, I’ve partnered with Dogwood Hill, and their designs are exquisite: classic yet warm, whimsical yet elegant. I also love that each card comes with a full suite of coordinating pieces to choose from, including postcards, calling cards, gift tags, stickers and menus. It makes the whole season feel cohesive!
Our selections this season. We chose the Brighton Ivory Border card, with art by Holly Hollon. We paired it with Brighton Ivory moss envelopes and a chinoiserie liner, which is a lovely surprise when the envelope opens. We also chose the matching crest gift tags so our presents coordinate with our cards, and recipient and return address printing to finish everything off.
New this season. Dogwood Hill has added a postcard option, which is a lovely budget-friendly way to send cards! They’re also offering free recipient address printing when you buy return address printing, which saves hours of hand-addressing.
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