
Happy holidays! Thank you for keeping us laughing through the busiest quarter.
Paper cards get signed by whoever is in the office that day. This one reaches the remote half of the team too. Share one link, everyone adds a holiday message and a sticker, and the card opens on the day you pick with falling snow, sleigh bells, and a cat in a scarf.




Happy holidays! Thank you for keeping us laughing through the busiest quarter.

Hot chocolate rating for this team: strong. Enjoy the time off.

Meeting SurvivorThank you for this year. See you in January, rested.
Thank them for something from this year and wish them a real break. Keep it warm and short.
Happy holidays! Thank you for this year, especially the week in October when you kept everyone calm.
Wishing you a quiet break, a full plate and zero notifications. See you in January.
Happy holidays to the person who made our Friday calls something to look forward to.
May your inbox stay empty and your cookie supply stay full. Enjoy every day of the break.
Thank you for a year of patience, good ideas and better snacks. Rest well.
Happy holidays from the night shift. We will keep the lights on. Enjoy yours.
Hope your holidays are warm, slow and a little bit boring. You have earned boring.
Happy holidays! Here is to a new year with fewer surprises and more of your jokes in the group chat.
Calendars fill up fast in the last two weeks of the year. Share the signing link in the first week of December so people sign before they leave for the break.
Holiday cards take longer than a birthday card because people are out. Post a reminder a few days before the last office day, then send it.
Schedule the card to open on the morning of the team's last day before the break, or on the holiday itself if you want them to have it at home.

Pick Holidays, add the recipient's name or the team's name, and choose the day it should open.


Share one link. Each person adds a holiday message, a sticker or a doodle, from the office or from home.



They tap the envelope, snow falls, sleigh bells play, and the messages arrive one by one.
Yes. Put the team's name in the recipient field and share the recipient link with everyone once it opens. Or make one card per person if you want each one to be a surprise.
Yes. The signing link works from any phone or laptop, so remote teammates and people already on leave can sign from home.
Yes. Choose any date and time, including a weekend or a public holiday. The envelope stays sealed until then and talks back if tapped early.
No. Anyone with the signing link can add a message and a sticker in a minute. Only the organizer gets a private management link.
Sent cards stay for 12 months after they open, then they are deleted automatically. Drafts that are never sent are deleted 90 days after the last activity.





















Start the holiday card now, before half the team is on leave.
Start a holiday card