Which Type of Christmas Card Sender Are You? - Fun Quiz

Question 1 of 10

When do you usually send your holiday greetings?

Early December—my address list is ready and stamps are sorted.

Right after the first snowfall—glitter and wax seals at the ready!

Christmas Eve—e-card blast with a cheeky GIF, boom.

Once I’ve sourced recycled/plantable cards and eco envelopes.

Question 2 of 10

Pick your card style:

Ivory cardstock, embossed foil, classic script.

3D pop-up village with confetti and a mini ribbon bow.

Animated video greeting with music and captions.

Kraft paper, simple line art, soy-based ink.

Question 3 of 10

What’s your photo policy?

Coordinated family portrait—matching sweaters, of course.

Pet in a festive costume with props and a mini backdrop.

Boomerang selfie or short reel—fun, fast, and shareable.

Candid nature shot with soft light and honest smiles.

Question 4 of 10

How do you personalize your message?

Handwritten note with fountain pen and heartfelt updates.

Metallic gel pens, doodles, stickers, and sparkle accents.

Typed message with emojis, links, and a playful sign-off.

Short and sincere, focusing on gratitude and presence.

Question 5 of 10

Addressing the envelopes looks like:

Formal titles, crisp labels, coordinated stamps.

Hand-lettered calligraphy and a wax seal finale.

No envelopes—QR code or link to a digital greeting.

Compostable envelopes with water-activated, plant-based glue.

Question 6 of 10

What’s playing while you prep?

Vintage crooners and a crackling fireplace playlist.

Holiday pop anthems—full-on dance-and-decorate mode.

Lo-fi beats or a podcast while I multitask on my phone.

Acoustic winter folk and the sound of simmering cider.

Question 7 of 10

Pick an extra to tuck into your greeting:

A sweet family newsletter update.

Confetti, a sticker sheet, or a cocoa packet surprise.

A QR code to a photo slideshow or video recap.

Seed paper confetti and a note about a charitable donation.

Question 8 of 10

Your card-prep toolkit essential is:

Return address stamp and perfectly aligned labels.

Glitter glue, ribbon, and a gold wax seal stamp.

A design app and a scheduling tool for delivery.

Reclaimed twine, recycled paper scraps, and natural dyes.

Question 9 of 10

How do you handle the cards you receive?

Display on a mantle garland; save favorites in a keepsake box.

Pin them to a glittery wall tree and post a cute tour video.

Snap a pic for stories, send a quick thank-you reply, recycle later.

Upcycle into gift tags or compost if materials allow.

Question 10 of 10

Choose your holiday card motto:

Tradition never goes out of style.

If it sparkles, it speaks.

Joy, delivered—click to play.

Less waste, more warmth.