Christmas cards are sent to family members, friends, and neighbours to wish them well during the holiday season. It’s been a long-standing history of connecting with loved ones far and wide.
Due to individuals sending holiday cards, the postal service sees a rise in the mail throughout the weeks running up to Christmas. However, due to the growing trend of social media and online e-cards, the increase is not as dramatic as in previous years. Still, Christmas cards are kept on hand by greeting card firms, bookstores, and most supermarkets for the people who still buy them.
Do you go out of your way to buy and send Christmas cards? Do you download one and distribute it for free via your social media accounts? Although it is a question of personal preference, many individuals do not buy as many Christmas cards as they did in previous years.
Have you ever wondered why some continue to buy and send physical cards while others do not?