Back before fancy prints and online orders, families made their own Christmas cards to save money. Before glossy prints and ...

Some High Desert residents believe Christmas cards are going extinct, while others continue to mail and receive them.

The tradition of sending Christmas cards began in 1843 in England. However, personalized cards didn't catch on until 1891.

Family portraits have long been a Christmas card tradition, and royal households follow the same custom. Every December, royal families around the world send out official holiday cards. Sometimes the ...

The royal family have sent holiday well-wishes for over 100 years. In 1942, a 16-year-old Princess Elizabeth (the future Queen Elizabeth II) starred in a meaningful Christmas card sent to the ...

The first Christmas card was not sent out until 1843, and its message from its creator, Henry Cole, and his illustrator, John Calicott, was simple and to the point, “Merry ...

Friends and relatives of NASCAR legend Greg Biffle have begun receiving his family’s Christmas cards that were mailed shortly ...

The Christmas Card Pack in Plants Vs Brainrots was introduced by the second half of the Christmas update. It consists of Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Limited cards, most of which center on the frozen ...

A mom rushing to get everything done in time for Christmas ordered a bundle of personalized holiday cards to send to friends and family—only to realize too late that she had made a hilarious mistake.

The Prince and Princess of Wales' Christmas cards have long delighted royal fans. Candid and casual, they capture a family at ease, with each child's personality shining through. William and Kate ...

HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - Christmas card senders have until Wednesday to mail their holiday greetings through first-class mail to ensure delivery by Christmas, postal service officials said. The priority ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Long live the Christmas card – a ritual that feels increasingly endangered in our digital age.