Holiday Greeting Cards for Christmas, Hanukkah, Thanksgiving

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Would you believe that Americans buy nearly 6.5 billion holiday greeting cards annually, and that those result in yearly retail sales of these greeting holiday cards of nearly $8 billion? Yes, it's true! Predictably, the most popular seasonal holiday cards are Christmas cards, with an estimated 1.6 billion cards each year. Behind Christmas, the other popular holiday occasions include business and company holiday greeting cards, Hanukkah, Thanksgiving, and New Year. Because of these amazingly popular holiday greeting stationery card demands, websites like InvitationsByU.com offer a wide array of styles, colors, designs, and sample wordings, one of which can be found at http://www.invitationsbyu.com/holiday-greeting-cards.htm. And, you will also find lots of holiday greeting card wording samples and ideas to ensure your thoughtful cards are totally unique. You will find a small sampling of these holiday cards next.

Greeting Holiday Cards for All Holiday Greeting Occasions
Holiday Treeline Contemporary Greeting Card	Snowflakes Greeting Holiday Cards	Christmas Treeline Holiday Greeting Card
Holiday Greeting Ornament Cards	Holiday Freedom and Peace Greeting Cards	Holiday Greeting Snowflake Cards with Wreath
Business and Company Christmas Holiday Greeting Cards
Holiday Business Stationery Cards	Business Holiday Card with Logo	Nativity Holiday Business Greeting Cards
Greeting Cards for Christmas
Merry Christmas Snowflakes Greeting Card	Jolly Christmas Photo Greeting Card	Christmas Tidings Greeting Cards
Thanksgiving Greeting Cards for Giving Thanks
Blessings Thanksgiving Greeting Cards	Unending Thanks Greeting Thanksgiving Card	Thanksgiving Sentiments Greeting Card
Hanukkah and Chanukah Holiday Greeting Cards
Menorah and Stars Holiday Hanukkah Greeting Card	Hanukkah Holiday Aglow Greeting Card	Hanukkah Holiday Photo Greeting Card
Greeting Photo Cards for All Holidays
Wonderful Time Photo Holiday Greeting Card	Argyle Storyline Photo Greeting Holiday Cards	Colorful Photo Greeting Holiday Card
New Years Holiday Greeting Cards
Global New Years Celebration Greeting Cards	New Year Fireworks Greeting Cards	New Year Cheer Photo Greeting Holiday Cards

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Many people become a bit confused regarding the best and most accepted term or phrase to use while adding their own words, phrase, or usage, so you will find a few suggestions next.

Happy Holidays – These two words have has become the catch-all greeting to cover all aspects, especially with so many people celebrating such a variety of holidays at the same time of year. And, while 'holidays' is not a proper noun, technically, in instances like these, it is being used to replace words that are, such as 'Christmas', 'Kwanzaa', 'Hanukkah', and so on. So, the use of the capital first letter is a common and acceptable practice even when it is part of a sentence, as in 'Happy Holidays' to those whom you are sending them to. Other than uses such as these, lowercase 'holidays' as in 'I hope you enjoy the holidays'.

Best wishes for the holiday seasons – Everyone knows that holidays are a special time of year, so it is very tempting to add emphasis by capitalizing all the words associated with them, thus you would have, 'Best wishes for the Holiday Season'. But you should avoid this temptation and rely to the basic rules of grammar, which will ensure you are never wrong. General, capitalize only those proper nouns in your phrase, such as the holiday name and the first letter in all sentences.

Decking the halls – using expressions from popular songs of the holidays can be an exciting and personal way to send your best wishes, like in 'Hope you enjoy decking the halls', but many people wonder whether you need to capitalize the adaptation or emphasis it with quotation marks. In most situations, neither is necessary. Unless the start of a sentence or proper nouns is involved, the use of lower cased letters is appropriate. Quotation marks can be used to emphasize the fact that you're borrowing from what might be licensed material, but if the expression is well-known, using them is more a matter of preference than official style.

Joyous Kwanzaa – Although often misspelled, the most accepted spelling for this holiday is 'Kwanzaa'. You should avoid confusing it with 'kwanza' which is the Swahili word meaning 'first', of which the holiday is derived from.

Peace on earth – This is just like 'deck the halls'. You should capitalize 'peace' only if it is the first word in a sentence. And, there is no need to capitalize 'earth'.

The tradition and custom of giving greeting cards during the holidays as an eloquent expression of personal affection for friends, family, or associates continues to be deeply ingrained in the youth, and it is expected that this tradition will continue as they grow up and become adults and manage their own important relationships. So, the prediction is that the need for holiday greeting stationery card websites like InvitationsByU.com will only become greater.

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