One Christmas card, signed by everyone.
The family spread over three countries, the team split between office and home: a group Christmas card collects everyone's message from one link and arrives as one card — free, and on time.
The quick answer
Start a group card with a Christmas design, share the invite link in the family or team chat, and let everyone add a message before a set date. Nobody needs an account; you send the finished card by email or WhatsApp.
For Christmas Day, set the signing deadline around the 22nd — people are travelling after that.
How to send a group Christmas card
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Pick a Christmas design
Create the card and write the opening message — "From all of us" works, a real memory from the year works better.
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Share one link
Post the invite in the family WhatsApp or the team channel, with a deadline. Relatives abroad and colleagues on holiday sign from their phones.
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Everyone adds a line
Each person writes their name and a few words — no app, no login. Kids can sign too, with a grown-up's phone.
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Send it for Christmas
Send the finished card on the day, by email or as a link. Everyone's messages open together.
Christmas lines that work in a group card
When fifteen people write "Merry Christmas!", the specific lines are the ones that get read twice:
Merry Christmas, Grandma — this year's highlight was still your trifle. Save us some.
From the whole team: thank you for carrying us through the busiest quarter we've had. Enjoy a proper rest.
Merry Christmas from the other side of the world — we'll raise a glass at your time zone's midnight.
Happy Christmas! The year had its hard bits; you made most of them easier.
To the best neighbours on the street: thanks for the parcels, the ladder and the patience. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas from all of us — here's to more of this year's good days next year.
Wishing you a calm, cosy Christmas and absolutely no work emails until January.
Merry Christmas! Same time next year, same terrible cracker jokes.
A shared memory from this year beats any generic season's greeting — and it's what people keep.
Group Christmas card tips
- Set the deadline a few days before Christmas: people travel, and signatures stop.
- For a work card, keep it warm but inclusive — "happy holidays" if the team celebrates different things.
- Send one reminder, not three; the day before the deadline is enough.
- Add a photo of the family or the team — it goes right on the card, with everyone's messages.
A gift from everyone?
Tuck an experience gift inside and let everyone chip in their share as they sign — the recipient picks the experience, and never sees the price.
Group Christmas card questions
How do I send one Christmas card from the whole family?
Create a group card, share the invite link in the family chat, and each person adds their message — no account needed. You send the finished card when everyone has signed.
Can relatives abroad sign it?
Yes — anyone with the link can sign from anywhere, and the card is delivered by email or WhatsApp, so there's no international post.
Can we send a Christmas card from the team to a colleague or client?
Yes. Everyone in the team signs from one link. For many personalised cards at once, see Mojo Greet for Business.
Is it free?
Yes — creating, signing and sending a group Christmas card is free.
Everyone's message. One card. There for Christmas.
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