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Save 17.5% on personalised Christmas cards
Place your order for your personalised Christmas cards beforeWednesday 31stAugust 2011andsave 17.5%with The Greetings Card Company.
Our wide range of personalised Christmas cards includes festive contemporary and traditional Christmas designs from scenic to humorous so there is something to suit everyone’s taste.
There are many options available to personalise your Christmas cards. From your company logo or name on the front, to a team/family photo or company logo inside, giving your card that memorable touch this Christmas.
With FREE UK delivery, place your order now by visiting our website at www.greetingscards.co.uk
About The Greetings Card Company
Based in Newcastle upon Tyne, The Greetings Card Company is a leading online greetings card retailer and has over 3000 card designs to choose from which continues to grow daily.
Our diverse product range includes bespoke personalised cards, charity Christmas cards, gifts and a wide range of greetings cards for all occasions. We can supply any quantity to businesses from single cards through to personalised cards in bulk with your company logo and message.
We aim to provide excellent products and superb customer service, whilst also enabling charities to benefit from sales through our website.
To view all of our products visit our website at www.greetingscards.co.uk
We can also provide corporate branded diaries for businesses through www.companydiaries.com.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Becky Strong .
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