Christmas Cards

I have a confession to make guys.  I do not have Halloween on the brain.

I have thought about costumes for a total of maybe 10 minutes.  Olivia's costume was purchased for $3 from the thrift store.  Last month.  Done and done.

And the thought to pull out the fall and Halloween decorations literally didn't even cross my mind until a couple days ago when I went rummaging for decorations for a different holiday.

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Christmas is on the brain, my friends.

Maybe that's because it's a holiday that actually has meaning and all that good stuff.
Maybe it's because Christmas means lots of time with family.

Or it could be that Christmas is just a holiday that just takes a lot more preparation!

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Last year I had the opportunity to write a post about some of my favorite Christmas cards from Shutterfly and order some Christmas cards for our family for free.

The folks at Shutterfly were so great to work with, the cards arrived super quick, and everything was top quality.  

I couldn't be happier to have that opportunity again this year!

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And this year three of you will get to order FREE Christmas cards from Shutterfly too!

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As my siblings and I grow up and move farther apart, Christmas cards have become a great way to send a note to everyone each year and remind them that I love them.

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Since we moved and had some other bigger things happen this year, I'm considering one of these nifty "Top 10" cards as a quick and easy way to update our friends and family about our lives.

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I'm also strongly considering going the funny route with our cards this year.

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I'd love to get this card and put in a picture of Bryan, Olivia, and myself sprawled out on the ground so it looks like the globe got all shaken up with us flying in different directions.

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Though the selection of retro-style cards is also rather tempting.

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I also love that Shutterfly has a great selection of Thank You cards to choose from.
In my house growing up, thank you cards were just as much a tradition as giving gifts.
That's a tradition that I hope to pass on.

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And if you're into Christmas, but not so much the red-and-green craze, Shutterfly also has loads of great options in their Holiday cards.

I'm a big fan of the fun styling and bright colors.

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So what do you say?
Would you like to order some for your own family?
For FREE?

Three lucky winners will receive a coupon code that lets you order 25 5" x 7" cards from Shutterfly.


To enter, just leave a comment on this post.
Make sure to include your e-mail address.
And that's it!

This giveaway will remain open for entries until midnight on October 30th.
Winners will be randomly chosen and announced on November 1st.

Ready... set... enter!