Christmas Greeting & Gathering Pack

The whole family, in one photo, in everyone's pocket — Merry Christmas, from yours to theirs.

For most families, the Christmas card is the one time all year everyone hears from you at once: the photo, the greeting, the people far away held close for a minute on a screen. This pack holds the whole arc — the greeting card, the invitation to gather, a card made for the family who can't be in the room, the thank-you after, and a keepsake of this year's Christmas.

Two registers, both honored, neither ranked. Some families keep Christmas as a holy day first — the greeting may carry a verse or a blessing, in your family's own words. Some keep it as a cultural and family season — the tree, the table, the people. This pack never chooses for you: the greeting line is an open field, faith wording appears only as bracketed placeholders your family fills or deletes, and no card mixes the two registers unless your family writes it that way.

Every family shape is the shape of this pack. One parent or two, grandparents raising grandchildren, blended families across two houses, chosen family at the table, family joining by video from another time zone — the host lines, the family line, and the greetings are fields your family fills in your own configuration. Nothing here assumes who is in the photo or whose name comes first.

Your date is your date. Most families celebrate December 25; many Orthodox families celebrate January 7. The fields hold either — and any day your family gathers — without a word of copy that treats one as the exception.

The edit guide also holds one quiet option: a small remembrance element for families who want the one who isn't at the table this year present in the keepsake, in your family's own words. It is offered there only, never printed by default.

What you receive

• Greeting card — your family's photo, your greeting in your words, the year. Phone size (1080×1920) + print 5×7.
• Gathering invitation card — Christmas Eve or Christmas Day at your table: date, time, place, RSVP name and number, in the same design.
• Far-away card — a screen-moment card for family joining by video: the call time written in both time zones, sent ahead so they can be in the room when it matters.
• Thank-you card — for hosts, guests, and gift-givers, ready in January or whenever you get to it.
• Keepsake card — this year's photo and a line in your family's words; made to be kept, and to stand beside last year's.
• Details sheet — the family name and greeting written once; the card list — every name spelled the way that family spells it — and the gathering day checked against its date, before you build a single card.
• Video greeting (MP4, ~14 seconds) — a warm vertical video of the greeting card, made for family chats and Stories.
• Layered source files (SVG) — every word editable in free tools.
• Simple edit guide — short numbered steps, written to do in sittings, with the two-register guidance, photo-consent and address-privacy notes, and the full before-you-send check.

This is a digital product — no physical item is shipped.