Holly Jolly Christmas Card | Hand-Lettered Holiday Greeting Card

Have a holly jolly Christmas. It is, after all, the best time of the year.

This cheerful Christmas card features hand-lettered artwork inspired by the classic holiday song A Holly Jolly Christmas, recorded by Burl Ives in 1965. Bold pink lettering, deep green Gothic-inspired type, tiny holly accents, and a playful mix of lettering styles give this card plenty of vintage Christmas charm without feeling overly traditional.

The inside is completely blank, leaving plenty of room for heartfelt holiday wishes, family updates, an inappropriate amount of sentimentality, or simply signing your name because addressing all those envelopes was enough work already.

✨ Why You’ll Love It

• hand-lettered artwork – a playful mix of lettering styles gives the design its distinctive personality
• classic Christmas nostalgia – inspired by a beloved holiday song that's been part of Christmas playlists for generations
• bright holiday style – festive pink and green offer a fun alternative to traditional red-and-green Christmas stationery
• blank inside – add as much or as little of your own message as you'd like
• ready to send – includes a convenient peel-and-stick envelope

📌 Details

• A6 Christmas greeting card
• measures 4.5" x 6.25"
• hand-lettered design
• inspired by A Holly Jolly Christmas, recorded by Burl Ives in 1965
• blank interior
• includes peel-and-stick envelope
• protected in a transparent cello bag

💖 Perfect For

• Christmas card exchanges
• holiday happy mail
• Christmas music lovers
• vintage Christmas fans
• friends and family
• stocking stuffers
• holiday care packages
• festive stationery lovers
• anyone who starts playing Christmas music the second it's socially acceptable

Product Features

🎄 Holly Jolly Energy: Cheerful lettering and festive details bring instant Christmas spirit
✍️ Hand Lettered: Original lettering makes the design feel playful and distinctive
💌 Blank Inside: Plenty of room for your own holiday message
🎶 Christmas Classic: A nostalgic nod to a song that's practically synonymous with the season