Christmas card suggestions

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I have had a google but l am struggling to find any Christmas cards for this year. Usually l go for Paperchase so modern rather classic / traditional in style but feel like a change for this year. This year l am editing back my Christmas card list -l don't have the bandwidth or energy so l am able to spend a bit more as it is less cards to buy.

Whistlefish are usually mentioned on here. Got an offer on till midnight tonight too.

I was in Waterstones today and they had a lovely selection - quite a few from Museums and Galleries amongst others. I usually buy a few boxes from there.

I get charity ones, there is usually a pop up stall in most towns, ours is in the library with a good selection of charities and designs. Or get them from individual charity shops.

I get them from the charity shop. Got super cute modern ones with highland cows on from the Chest Heart and Stroke shop.

Cards for Good Causes:

https://cardsforcharity.co.uk

They do pop up events or you can order online

Ohh Deer often have some nice boxes of cards in a Paperchase-esque style. I also find nice boxed ones from V&A etc. tend to turn up in TK Maxx.

National Trust shops and online usually do nice ones, but more traditional styles. John Lewis/Waitrose also usually have some decent ones.

The Royal Academy have some great ones with winter/Christmas works of art. Bit spendy, but 3 for 2 at the moment. I don't send so many cards now though so don't mind spending a little more per card.

I don't send Chistmas cards anymore but I buy birthday cards from this site and they do have gorgeous Christmas stuff.
https://www.theblankcardcompany.co.uk/acatalog/Christmas-Cards.html

My go-to for Christmas cards are Cards Galore, Waterstones and John Lewis.

Thanks for that link @123Dino. I got an advent calander and some napkins.

I literally just ordered my cards and paper from Amnesty International website today. They've got some really nice paper and cards in packs of 10.
Thought I'd do that rather than make a donation

Churches often do huge selections of charity ones, so loads of variety and going to a good cause. If you have a large CofE church near you it’s worth making enquiries. Otherwise second the pp above who mentioned the ones sold by galleries and museums; I love a traditional religious card or Victorian style one.

Thanks for the suggestions, l am going to start working my way through them.
Apologies l start being motivated about Christmas and wanting to focus, then get distracted and forget about stuff for weeks!

I ordered some from Whistlefish on the deal and they are beautiful (as usual.) I don't send many cards nowadays so I like them to be nice quality. Previously I would buy the cheapest possible because I used to send Christmas cards to dozens of people but the list has slowly whittled down.