Call me old-fashioned, but there is one Christmas tradition that I will never break, and that is the sending of Christmas cards to all my friends and family every year.  Checking the mail during the month of December is so exciting for you never know whose card will show up in your mailbox!

I have to admit though that on more than one occasion, I've wondered how much environmental damage this Christmas card tradition could be doing.  That's why I'm glad to have discovered Paper Culture.  Now eco-friendly Christmas cards are just a click away!

Send Well Wishes Without Impacting the Environment with Eco-Friendly Christmas Cards

I love looking back at the wonderful Christmas cards I've both received and given over the years.  They are an instant reminder of that particular Christmas and it's so fun to see how family and friends have changed through the years.  I am a huge fan of holiday photo cards and love several of the unique and interesting designs from Paper Culture.  Here's just a few of my faves:

Unfortunately, Paper Culture only offers one style of holiday card, though there are plenty of designs and photo layouts to choose from.  My family dressed up like Cat in the Hat and Thing 1 and 2 for Halloween this year, and we decided to grace our Christmas cards with these fun photos.  While the colors in the chosen photo and in our Christmas cards from Paper Culture were both bright and vivid, the photo cards we received were quite grainy, even though the submitted photo was not.

More importantly though, Paper Culture offers holiday cards printed on 100% recycled 130 lb. paper that also include premium 100% recycled envelopes.  For every order placed, Paper Culture plants a tree as part of a global reforestation program, thereby offsetting any carbon footprint resulting from your purchase.  Now that's something that will make everyone's holidays bright!