How to create holiday greeting cards
by Vervante •
Holiday card season is starting soon – are you ready? Cards are a great way to show clients, customers, and business colleagues how much you appreciate them, or to reconnect at the beginning of a new year filled with new possibilities.
If you love the idea of creating custom greeting cards or postcards, we can help.
- Any size
- Full color artwork of your choosing
- Gorgeous foil stamping available
- Inside can be blank or with pre-printed content
Greeting cards are great for the holidays, but don’t let that hold you back, they are great all year long. In addition to retail sales online, they can be used to include with existing products to add value, as bonuses, or just a great way to say “thank you.”
Customize postcards we've already created
For a quick and easy solution, you can personalize a set of 10 holiday postcards we created for the holidays and use them for your own. Click HERE to learn more, and contact sales@vervante.com for details and ordering information.
Get a free quote for creating your own
If you want to create your own unique holiday cards, you can start by getting a quote for your project by clicking on the “Get a Quote” link on the home page of our website.
Still time for holiday delivery
If you want to send cards before the end of the year, there’s still time. Once you have the design ready, within 48 hours of receiving your print-ready files, our team will download the files, review, and if there are no issues, we will add the cards to your Vervante Author Account. You will receive an email notifying you that your cards are now available for ordering.
Questions?
If you’re ready to create your own unique greeting cards, or have more questions, we're here to help. You can email us at customerservice@vervante.com or schedule a phone call with our publishing experts at https://vervante.youcanbook.me/.
Did you know that this Friday, November 13, is 
Celebrate and encourage the good deeds that others already do by letting others know how much you appreciate their kindness and generosity.
We’re so excited to share the news with you of a new book that’s recently launched with a bold message, unique content, and impressive team of authors supporting it. In fact, we’re honored to be a part of that team as both publisher for the book and as one of the contributors. 
>> Australian Gretchen Gagel, PhD is the managing director – Asia Pacific for Conversant, owner of Greatness Consulting, and affiliate professor at the University of Denver – Daniels School of Business and The Australian National University College of Business and Economics. The former president of The Women’s Foundation of Colorado and a female executive in the male-dominated industries of manufacturing, engineering and construction, Gagel developed a deep passion for investing in female leaders and is author of “8 Steps to Being a Great Working Mom.” In “The STEW,” Gagel writes about allowing your voice and the voice of others to be heard. She emphasizes, “Giving people voice engages them, empowers them, and fuels such amazing collaboration and innovation.”
>> Based in Salt Lake City, Utah, Brittani Coury landed a silver medal in banked slalom snowboarding at the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea and also is a motivational speaker and registered nurse. When her World Cup season came to an abrupt end in March 2020 due to COVID-19, the 34-year-old put her scrubs back on to help out on the acute internal medicine floor at University of Utah Hospital. Originally from Durango, a terrible snowboarding accident shattered her right ankle in 2003, resulting in a joint that never healed, multiple operations and amputation below her right knee in 2011. Coury shares her journey to the Paralympics and expertly narrates what it was like to take three gutsy and nerve-racking runs to a silver medal. She says, “I knew this was my opportunity to be a positive example to the world of someone who gets back up when they’re knocked down.”
>> Holly Forlenza has never spoken a word but she has a lot to say. She has severe epilepsy and bilateral hearing loss and is on the autism spectrum. Sadly, Forlenza’s inability to speak masked her wisdom for more than 20 years, but she fortunately crossed paths with Dr. Christi Kasa, an expert in facilitated communication in 2011. Kasa recognized Forlenza’s literary skills, and through years of patience and practice she now types on an iPad with the assistance of aides to express a message of love, hope and resilience. Holly and her mother, Eileen, share Holly’s story with community groups, associations and corporations to inspire and advocate for others who are unable to speak. In her STEW essay “How Love is in the Eyes of the People Before You,” Holly writes, “I think the things we as women need to do are simple. Loving yourself, loving others, and loving God. Sounds hard but we are the ones pushing ourselves to make others happy at our own expense. It is easy to do those three things if you slow down.”
>> As the CEO of Women’s Bean Project, Tamra Ryan has been the Denver-based organization’s visionary leader for more than 17 years. She has been instrumental in putting the organization on the national and international map as a high-performing and impactful social enterprise, which works to affect chronic unemployment and poverty among women. Ryan’s book “The Third Law” highlights societal obstacles and internal demons that must be overcome for marginalized women to change their lives, and is currently working on “Followship: How to be a leader worth following.” For “The STEW,” Ryan writes about the role of compassion and kindness in overcoming negative thoughts for ourselves and others. “First, we must give ourselves the grace to be messy and imperfect. Next, we must create a practice of imagining we are deserving of love from those who love us unconditionally. Finally, we can extend this same love to others.” 
>> Poet Carol Calkins, PhD (at left) is a retired hospital and university administrator as well as a grandma, poet and executive director of the Global Sisterhood Network. She started writing poetry after the loss of a dear friend and was inspired even more by a CampExperience™ Fall Retreat that asked participants to “share their voice.” Carol rediscovered her lifelong love of poetry and is the author of five poetry books and HeartPoems, which are individual poem cards for sharing daily inspiration.
>> Cindy Tyler, CEO of Vervante, Inc., (at right) is dedicated to helping people publish their passion and use their talents and creativity to make a positive difference in the world. In her chapter for The STEW, titled “How to unleash our inner creative spark,” Cindy provides inspiration and take-action ideas for using the creativity we all have as a force against the negativity and chaos that is in the world today, unleashing it’s power to balance the dark and bring more light back into our lives.
If you’re inspired to take action, here are some next steps you can take: