Not every December card says Merry Christmas. We print Hanukkah cards, Rosh Hashanah and New Year greetings, and secular season's-greetings cards for businesses and families who want warmth without a specific religious message — same premium stocks, same matching envelopes, same local proofing.
Custom Hanukkah, New Year and secular season's greetings cards printed locally with matching envelopes. Kingston, MA print shop.
Stocks: Matte, linen, cotton, metallic and shimmer stocks
Finishes: Silver/blue/gold foil, emboss, spot UV
Envelopes: Matching envelopes with optional liners and printed return address
Turnaround: 3–5 business days after proof approval
Pricing by quantity
25 cards — $2.95 ea
50 cards — $2.45 ea
100 cards — $2.05 ea
250+ cards — $1.65 ea
Why print with us
Cards for a mixed list
Many businesses need two or three versions for one client list. We can run Christmas, Hanukkah and neutral season's-greetings versions together and keep the segments straight through addressing and mailing.
New Year timing works in your favor
A card that lands the first week of January gets read — it isn't competing with forty other December envelopes. It's a genuinely smart move for businesses that miss the Christmas window.
Design help that asks first
Our designers will ask about tone and imagery rather than assuming. If you want no religious symbolism at all, say so and that's what you'll get.
Hanukkah cards at least three weeks before the first night; New Year cards by mid-December.
We Print Today, 66 Summer Street, Kingston, MA 02364 · 781-585-6021 · info@weprinttoday.com.
We print both, plus New Year and fully secular winter designs. Our catalogs include Hanukkah selections, and our designers can create a custom card from scratch if you'd rather have something specific to your family or business.
Can we send different cards to different clients?
Yes — that's a normal request. We'll run each version and keep the segments separate through addressing and mailing so the right card goes to the right recipient.
Is a New Year card better than a Christmas card for business?
It often is. December mail volume is enormous and a card arriving December 22nd gets skimmed. A New Year card that lands in the first week of January arrives in a nearly empty mailbox and typically stays on the desk longer.
When should Hanukkah cards be ordered?
Hanukkah's dates shift each year and can begin as early as late November. Work backward: allow 3–5 business days for printing plus mailing time, and place the order at least three weeks before the first night. Call 781-585-6021 and we'll map the dates for the current year.