Elegant Christmas greetings with an embossing stamp

Christmas cards are sent to practically everyone: colleagues, friends, relatives but they are also used to enhance business relationships. Of course, you can't use the same format for every recipient, so what would be the most appropriate card to send on these occasions? For friends and family there is plenty of room to decide but for colleagues and professional relationships, something appropriate is needed.
An embossed relief gives a professional and elegant look that ensures a nice surprise for the recipient.

Christmas Greetings: Formal or informal?

There are plenty of informal Christmas cards featuring a jolly Father Christmas or domestic Christmas scenes. But if you are looking for Christmas cards with a more formal look, e.g. to send to business partners or clients, you should use something more elegant.
Without becoming boring or impersonal, it is possible to send a nice message which together with the sobriety and elegance given by the embossing ensures an impeccable style and an exceptional result.

Tip: choose postcards made of luxurious matt paper. The best combination of modern and classic style.

A touch of elegance with an embossing stamp

Would you like to add a touch of elegance to your Christmas cards? You can even do it yourself, you just need an embossing press.
With these special stamps, you can emboss your company logo or even a Christmas message in a subtle relief on your postal envelopes or directly on your greeting cards.
An embossing press evenly distributes the pressure of the chosen motif on the paper, resulting in a highly visible, yet delicate impression. Incredibly beautiful!

Marking your Christmas cards or envelopes with an embossing press will undoubtedly serve to increase your business relationships. Do you want to opt for a table-top embossing press or embossing pliers? Then you should choose an original design for your logo, message or contact details.

Order your embossing press online and start designing your Christmas cards or envelopes now.