Christmas cards from Australia
Australian Christmas e-cards
Snow on a card looks lovely, and nothing like Christmas here. These are painted for a Christmas in summer: the beach in the morning, lunch under the gum trees, cricket in the backyard and fireworks over the water.
Tadavite is made in Australia, so these were never an afterthought. Each card opens on their screen with your message inside, and you can add a song.
Australian Summer Christmas
20 paintings of an Australian summer Christmas: Santa on a surfboard, kangaroos at twilight, koalas in the flowering gums and little penguins at dusk.
- Christmas on Sydney Harbour, Carols by the Sea and Christmas at the Surf Club
- Christmas in the Red Centre, the bush lit up and a tropical Christmas evening
- A warm summer greeting inside, or your own words
For anyone, anywhere. Lovely for family overseas who miss an Aussie Christmas.
Summer Christmas
15 cards of the summer Christmas everyone here knows: the esky, pavlova weather, the thong tree, sunscreen for Santa and prawns at sunset.
- Cricket after lunch, Christmas by the pool and the hot drive home
For family, friends and neighbours.
For grown-ups
Aussie After Dark
15 cheeky cards for grown-ups: the Pavlova Inquiry, the Prawn Ultimatum, the Aircon Treaty and Nan's third plate.
For the friends and family whose Christmas runs on sarcasm.
Sending to family overseas
An e-card reaches family in London or Auckland on the day: no postage and no last posting date. It arrives the moment you send the link, and it is a good way to send a little sunshine into a northern winter.
For an adults-only laugh
If cheeky isn't enough, Rude Christmas is an advent calendar for adults only (18+), with Australian humour, British sarcasm and an Australian accent if you like.
Questions people ask
How do I send one?
Open a collection and click a card to see the message inside. Add their name, your message and your name, then share the card's link by text, WhatsApp or email.
Can I add an Aussie Christmas song?
Yes. Paste a link to any song on Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube Music. Paul Kelly's How to Make Gravy is also one of the six songs we suggest on our sealed-envelope Christmas cards.
Will it arrive in time for Christmas?
Yes. It arrives as soon as you send the link, so even a card sent on Christmas morning is on time.