Shutter's Christmas card question

[dcldiva]

Our family is sailing next month and we thought we would like to send Christmas cards made from Shutter's photos. I have heard that you can purchase them on the ship. Has anyone done this before? What choices are there for photo backgrounds, quantity pricing, etc? We are trying to decide if we should just use one of our own photos and create our own cards through a typical photo website, as we have done in the past...

 

[Jeanne B]

The DCL christmas cards are really nice (but expensive naturally), we used one of our Lifestyle portraits that were taken on the cruise for the xmas card. There are a few different designs to choose from, we chose the one with the big Mickey hand holding a xmas ornament and our Lifestyle picture was inside the ornament. It said Happy Holidays 2005 on top and Disney Cruise Line at the bottom (along with Happy Holidays from the "ABC" family). I don't remember what the other designs looked like. If I recall we paid $25 for 25 xmas cards but I could be totally off, hopefully someone else here can give you a more definite answer.

 

[hmansure]

Do they have any designs that are "Christmas" specific as opposed to "Happy Holidays", etc.?

 

[Jeanne B]

Do they have any designs that are "Christmas" specific as opposed to "Happy Holidays", etc.?

I think they do (or at least I assume they do) but I honestly don't remember since it's been over a year since our cruise, sorry I can't be more help!!

 

[lindaso]

We just got home yesterday and got our Christmas cards on board. We paid $70 for 100 cards. They had 4 Christmas decorations, 2 were beachy looking. My friend got the one with Mickey's hand holding an ornament ball that has the picture inside. It has a nice picture of the ship on it. They also have many other non-Christmas cards that you can just write a Christmas greeting on. Our family pirate picture came out so cute that we used the "Pirates in the Caribbean" card for Christmas. I can't wait to start mailing them!!