Tiny Prints Review/Giveaway #TinyPrintsCheer

This post is part of a sponsored campaign with Those Media Girls and Tiny Prints. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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Over the last couple of months, we’ve been doing just a little tiny bit of college prep. Campus visits, applications, and even the occasional senior photo shoot to send out a bazillion cards for Christmas, some for family, some for friends.

Usually we send out cards with a family picture on it, but this year we wanted to showcase the beautiful pictures Brandy Arnold over at LoudMouth Photography took of our daughter.  So we loaded the photos up to Tiny Prints website and took a look at all the greeting cards they offered for this year.

I really liked the classic look of these cards. Because of the different color combinations you can make some of the cards, you can ensure that your photos and the card colors complement each other.  AND matching address labels, which is a perfect example of how Tiny Prints lets you put together a whole greeting card package, and allow your family’s unique personality be sent across the miles.

Not only can you get matching address labels to your cards but Tiny Prints offers Envelope Liners and they have some New Trim Options.  These features add even more personality to your greeting cards.  You can choose trim options such as: Bracket, Ticket or a Petite Scallop.  The envelope liners allow you to add a photo, a design that matches the card or even personalized text.

Did your Christmas greetings arrive after New Year’s last year?  Don’t worry it happens to the best of us some years!  With Tiny Prints’ Super Rush Shipping Option if you order your cards by 1 PM EST and you live in the continental US, you’ll get them the next business day – OR you can even have them stuff, seal, stamp AND mail the cards.  It’s kind of like having the elves at the North Pole at your disposal!

Maybe you’re looking for a truly one-of-a-kind holiday card.  Then you’ll want to look into Tiny Prints’ Platinum Design Service.  You get one-on-one time with a personal holiday card designer who will work with you to create a custom design that you can use for all your stationery needs.  As part of the service you’ll receive a package of products including cards, thank you notes, address labels, envelope liners, ipad case, ornament and a canvas all featuring your custom design!

Those wanting a greeting card that stands out from the rest this year should check out Tiny Prints’ Clear Cards.  These are transparent cards that come in three different shapes and sizes.  Customize them with your own photos and text, and your recipients will be talking about these cards until next holiday season!

This Christmas you might want to send out a cheery holiday greeting with a card designed by Rebecca Minkoff.  The Rebecca Minkoff Holiday Stationery Collection at Tiny Prints includes six card designs and coordinating thank you cards, address labels, envelope liners and gift tags.

What are your favorite types of holiday cards to send?  Or better yet, do you design your own?  Post about your cards here in the comments.  After all, some of us need a little help to pull off the perfect Christmas card to send to friends and family!  Just ask Tiny Prints 🙂

I’m giving away a $50 code for Tiny Prints.

By entering this giveaway you are stating that you have read and agree to the rules/privacy outlined HERE.  Void where Prohibited By Law.  No purchase needed to enter.  Must be 18 years old or older to win, and a Legal US or Canadian Resident (no PO Boxes).  Any taxes on the prize winnings are the winner’s responsibility to pay and/or claim.  You agree to allow your name and/or likeness to be announced publicly if you are the winner.  Giveaway ends December 11th, 2013 at 11:59 PM CST.