Christmas Cards

Letterpress Christmas cards by Hello!Lucky

Hello!Lucky is a premier stationery designer and letterpress printing studio based in San Francisco, California and London, England. Founded in 2003, Hello!Lucky's Christmas cards are known for their retro style, exquisite detail, and exemplary use of the timeless craft of letterpress printing.

Hello!Lucky's Christmas cards are lovely way to share the joy of the season. Our Christmas cards range from fun, retro-inspired designs to more sophisticated simple designs. In addition, our range includes photo Christmas cards, flat Christmas cards and traditional folded Christmas cards. Each card is letterpress printed by hand on vintage Heidelberg printing presses. All of our Christmas cards are printed on 30% post-consumer waste recycled paper to minimize their impact on the environment.

Why letterpress Christmas cards?

Hello!Lucky's letterpress Christmas cards are a delightful, hand-crafted way to share the good cheer of the season.

Letterpress is a time-honored printing craft that dates back centuries. Until the digital age, most books, posters, newspapers and even Christmas cards were printed using a laborious method of moveable type developed by Johannes Guttenberg in the 1400s. Individual letters forged out of lead were carefully hand set, inked and impressed into sheets of paper, creating one of the earliest forms of reproduction. Rediscovered and preserved by modern-day artists, including Hello!Lucky, letterpress represents an enduring link to one of our most influential traditions.

Ordering your Hello!Lucky Christmas cards

Hello!Lucky offers an easy online process for ordering your Christmas cards. Our Christmas cards are available in blank ready-to-write boxed sets, or as personalized Christmas cards featuring your own greeting. For personalized Christmas cards, simply follow the online ordering process to customize your design or call us to speak with a knowledgeable and friendly stationery consultant. We look forward to working with you and, remember, Christmas cards should be ordered by December 5 to avoid rush printing!