Funny Christmas cards for your friend
A funny card to a friend keeps things light. Joke about the catch-up you have promised for three years, the reply you forgot to send, the group chat you have muted. It says you still think of them, and humour makes that easy to say.
Possibly Near the Printer
Never in My Cupboard
In a Professional Capacity
Small Budget, Large Deadline
Drew Myself
Last Minute Panic
Regifted With Love
Wrong Person
Secret Santa
The Dishes
Secret Santa Damage
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 Dry Turkey
The Receipt Is Gone
Twelve for Lunch
Two Weeks Ago
Wrong Size, Wrong Colour
Blame the Post
Boxing Day Boomerang
Dessert Photos
Eleven Fifty-Eight
Fashionably Late
Formal Apology
Good Intentions
Last Year’s Card
Left the Group
Muted
Planned Ahead
Renamed Group
Second Attempt
Stamp Situation
Unread Count
Who’s Bringing What
Wrong Chat
The Mum
Festive as Fuck
The Christmas Spreadsheet
The Fucking Wrapping
3 things to write inside
Swap in their name. Change anything that doesn’t sound like you.
- funny [first name], we keep saying we will catch up. Consider this the official promise, sealed with a card. Merry Christmas.
- funny Dear [first name], I have not forgotten you. I have just been busy, tired and rubbish at replying. Merry Christmas, I love you.
- funny [first name], I am fairly sure I owe you a drink and a reply. This card covers one of them. Merry Christmas.
Questions people ask
What do you write in a Christmas card for a friend?
Keep it light and personal. Mention something you shared, say you were thinking of them, and suggest a catch-up if you mean it. A friend does not need a long message. One real line about them is better than three polite ones.
Should I send a Christmas card to a friend I rarely see?
Yes, it is a gentle way to keep in touch. Say you were thinking of them, mention something from the year, and wish them well. There is no pressure for a reply, and many people are touched to be remembered.
How do I write a card to a friend who is going through a hard time?
Keep it simple and kind. Say you are thinking of them, skip advice and silver linings, and offer something small, like a walk or a text. If you are unsure, a quiet, steady card is better than a clever one.