Quick answer
Send the Tis The Season For Magic boxed set when you have several people on your holiday list who appreciate whimsical, foil-stamped illustration and you want one coherent card to write in yourself. Choose single cards instead when you need only one or two cards, or when each recipient expects a highly personal design.
Why a boxed set of six cards changes the decision
A boxed set of six cards is a commitment to sending six cards, not one. That makes it a good fit for a defined group such as coworkers, neighbors, or a close circle of friends, where a consistent design feels intentional rather than impersonal. If your list is uneven, a set can leave you with leftovers or force you to send a card to someone you had not planned to include.
The cards are blank inside, so the set does not dictate your message. That flexibility is useful for a mixed list, but it also means the personalization comes entirely from what you write. If you prefer pre-printed greetings, this set is not the right format.
Timing: when a holiday card set makes sense
Holiday cards work best when they arrive before the recipient's own celebrations begin. A boxed set lets you write all six in one sitting, which makes early preparation easier. If you tend to send cards late, a set does not solve that problem; it only removes the need to shop for individual designs.
Because the cards are blank, you can send them for winter holidays beyond Christmas if your message fits. That makes the set more versatile than a card with a fixed greeting, but it also means you should decide your wording before you buy.
Boxed cards vs single cards: the trade-off
Single cards give you one design per recipient and no leftovers. Boxed cards give you a lower per-card cost in this case, since the set is priced at USD 12.20 compared with a USD 20.00 comparison price, and they simplify a multi-person list. The trade-off is that everyone receives the same illustration, so the set works best when the design suits your whole list.
If you have one or two recipients who expect a unique card, buy singles for them and use the boxed set for the rest. Mixing formats is often more practical than forcing one solution across an uneven list.
Decision rules for sending this boxed set
- Send the boxed set when your list has six or more recipients: Use the set for a defined group such as coworkers, neighbors, or friends. If you have fewer than six, consider singles to avoid leftovers. Count your list before you buy.
- Choose singles when each card must be unique: If recipients compare cards or expect a personal design, send single cards instead. The boxed set repeats one illustration across all six.
- Write your message before you buy: Because the cards are blank inside, decide whether you are sending a Christmas greeting or a broader winter message. That choice affects who receives the card. Draft one message and adapt it for each recipient.
- Plan for early sending: Write all six cards in one sitting and mail them before the recipient's celebrations begin. A boxed set saves shopping time, not mailing time.
Product facts
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Tis The Season For Magic - Boxed Set of Six: Set of six cards, blank inside, measuring 5.5 x 4.25 inches. The blank interior lets you write a different message to each recipient, and the set size matches a short, defined holiday list.
Tis The Season For Magic - Boxed Set of Six
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Tis The Season For Magic - Boxed Set of Six: Offset printed and foil stamped on premium paper. The foil-stamped finish gives the card a festive look that suits holiday sending, while the premium paper supports a handwritten note.
Who should choose this set
Best for
- Shoppers with a short, defined holiday list of about six people
- Anyone who wants a consistent, foil-stamped design and plans to write personal notes
Not for
- Shoppers who need only one or two cards
- Recipients who expect a unique design for each person