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Reindeer Christmas Cards

Reindeer have long been a symbol associated with the Christmas season. In fact, it would be difficult to move through the holidays without hearing “Rudolph, the Red-nosed Reindeer” at least once on the radio. When selecting the perfect cards to send to family and friends this holiday season, choosing a reindeer Christmas card design can be a wonderful fit.

An Array of Design Options

A deer Christmas card can range from silly to sentimental, depending on the type of message you prefer sending. This is largely due to the fact that reindeer can encompass a number of different emotions. A cartoonish deer smiling widely, for example, is a funny card idea for a child. Meanwhile, a card featuring the majestic silhouette of a reindeer and its sturdy antlers can be a wonderful image to feature on a card you give to your parents. There are a number of design options featuring reindeer that are worth your consideration.

The Rise of Reindeer

Before the 1900s, Santa Claus was often depicted as riding a sleigh being pulled by a horse or donkey. Eventually, reindeer became the animal of choice for St. Nick and this was cemented in such holiday classics as the poem “Twas the Night before Christmas” by Clement Moore. Nowadays, it is difficult to imagine Christmas without visions of these beautiful and strong animals guiding Santa’s sleigh. When you select a reindeer Christmas card for someone you care about, you are automatically selecting a recognizable and powerful symbol of the holiday season.

Spread Some Cheer

The beauty of ordering your Christmas cards through Cards for Causes is that 20% of the proceeds will be donated to a charity of your choice. This is a fantastic way to help those in need this holiday season while still delivering lovely cards to your family members and friends. Find a style you enjoy and start filling out cards that will provide a little bit of cheer to those less fortunate.

How do I order reindeer Christmas Cards?

Compare card cover designs that feature reindeer or deer. Sending a reindeer Christmas card design has been common for at least two centuries. Send a customized take on this traditional motif with cards with a custom message, sender information and the option to add a charity line on the interior.

What are some popular card designs with reindeer?

Some of the most popular holiday and seasonal card designs feature animated cartoon reindeer or more sophisticated outlines or silhouettes. These cards tend to feature an image of one or more reindeer. Some card cover designs show deer in snowy landscapes with woodland animals or alongside Christmas symbols and motifs.

How can I customize cards with a deer design?

Select a deer Christmas card design appropriate for business or personal recipients. Customize the card interior with a preset or custom message, your choice of sender identification methods and an optional charity line. Buy bulk cards in orders of 25 or more cards, with discounted card prices for large orders.

Can I order holiday or seasonal cards with deer?

Deer and reindeer are commonly depicted on Christmas cards. Many holiday- and season-specific cards feature these animals. Deer are often animated as cartoons or portrayed in stylized ways on cards, but some photo-realistic designs may also be available. Deer cards are less common for other occasions and times of year.

How are reindeer related to Christmas?

Historically, St. Nicholas was depicted on a horse or donkey or riding in a flying chariot pulled by horses. Scandinavian legends and Clement Moore’s 1823 poem “A Visit From St. Nicholas,” also known as “Twas the Night Before Christmas,” portrayed Santa Claus riding in a sleigh pulled by eight reindeer.