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Celebrate the season with a personal touch by making your own easy 3D pop-up Christmas card. This DIY design combines festive charm with a simple folding technique, creating a joyful surprise when ...

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Janet passed away one week before Christmas, but the cards continued to arrive. “She passed early in the morning on Wednesday last week. That day, we received 25 cards and I cried.

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The Christmas card did not revitalize the traditions of Christmas and New Year’s visiting; it offered a paper replacement for them. Industrial production and transportation transformed the physical ...

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Prince William and Princess Kate’s Christmas card drama has captured the attention of royal fans everywhere, with the family’s chosen photographer, Will Warr, breaking his silence. See details.

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s newest Christmas card is unlike their usual holiday greetings and nods to the family’s making it through such a “brutal” year.

The custom of mailing printed Christmas cards in the 19th century was a product of the industrial revolution. It was influenced by older British holiday traditions − some entirely fictional.