Do you ever get stuck with what to write in your Christmas cards? You may be a wiz at the designing part, but the right words may not always come so easily. Here, we’ve selected ten cute, hilarious and mushy Christmas greeting sentiments that are guaranteed to make your recipients smile when they set eyes on your beautiful creation! Just be sure to pick the right one for the right person…
1. For the Christmas Day hosts
"Don't get your tinsel in a tangle — relax, drink and be merry!" The Canowindra
2. For your mother
"I couldn’t quite get my gift to fit into an envelope, and a bag would never do. I tried a box also, but there didn’t seem to be one with enough room. To be honest, I should have realised it from the start. That’s because the gift I have for you is one that can only be held in the heart. LOVE" Huffington Post
3. For a grumpy old man
"I once bought my kids a set of batteries for Christmas with a note on it saying... toys not included" tinyprints.com
4. For the neighbours
"May the Christmas season fill your home with joy, your heart with love and your life with laughter" homemade-gifts-made-easy.com
5. For the foodies
"Chestnuts roasting by the fire, turkey and plum pud, it's crackers, chocolates fruit and nuts and everything that's good. We hope you have a lovely day, stuffing your face on Christmas day" craftsuprint.com
6. For the hopeful
"There's always time to celebrate at Christmas and New Year... to say goodbye to the old and cherish all that's dear... Don't look back in sadness; remember, with a smile and think about the future as you walk another mile..." craftsuprint.com
7. For that special someone
"If kisses were snowflakes,I'd send you a blizzard"
8. For your excited little one
"You’re as sweet as a candy cane and just as much fun! Merry Christmas my angel"
MERRY CHRISTMAS, FROM THE PAPERCRAFTER TEAM!
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