Funny Christmas cards for your brother
A funny card for your brother should sound like something you would say in the car. Short, a bit mean, and about something real: the car, the kids, the hairline, the barbecue. The best ones end up as a text thread.
From the Favourite
Back Seat Rules
Board Game Casualty
Four Screens
Last Roast Potato
Mum’s Favourite
Present Audit
Sibling Headlock
Temporary Truce
The Good Chair
Vase Mystery
The Dishes
Customer Feedback
Batteries Not Included
Blame the Algorithm
Car Park Purchase
Damp Towel Energy
It’s the Thought
Late Vegetarian
Oven Tetris
Returns Desk
Smoke Alarm Carols
Sorry, In Advance
The Receipt Is Gone
Twelve for Lunch
Two Weeks Ago
Wrong Size, Wrong Colour
Dessert Photos
Last Prawn
Left the Group
Muted
Renamed Group
Thumbs Up
Unread Count
Who’s Bringing What
Wrong Chat
Festive as Fuck
The Christmas Spreadsheet
The Fucking Wrapping
The HOA Sleigh Ban
Glad You're Well
No Hard Feelings
Still Civil
The Good Baubles
A Letter to Santa
An Honest Gift Tag
Context Matters
I Wrapped This with Love
3 things to write inside
Swap in their name. Change anything that doesn’t sound like you.
- funny Merry Christmas, [first name]. I have bought you something you will love and I will deny it was me if it goes wrong.
- funny [first name], if you read this on Christmas morning, it means you are up before noon. Impressive. Happy Christmas.
- funny Dear [first name], this card is your present. Do not look at me like that. The thought counts, and the thought was 'what is the cheapest thing that still counts'.
Questions people ask
What should I write in a Christmas card to my brother?
Write what you would say if you were not embarrassed. One dig, one thank you, and a reference only the two of you get. Brothers usually reply with a joke and mean the same thing, so you do not need to overthink it.
Is it okay to send a rude Christmas card to my brother?
If you two already roast each other, yes. Keep it affectionate and aimed at something he can laugh at, like his taste in music or his parking. Avoid anything about a real sore spot, such as a break-up or his job.
How do I make up with my brother in a Christmas card?
Keep it short and honest. Say you miss him, say Christmas made you think of him, and leave the door open without going through the whole argument. A small, plain note often does more than a long apology.