14 Free Christmas Cards You Can Print At Home

December 8, 2018December 23, 2022

Free Christmas cards? Yes, please! We know how everything adds up and wanted to help you save money with these free printable holiday cards in English and Spanish. Many are bilingual! You can save them on your smartphone, send them via iMessage, Whatsapp or email, or simply print them at home and personalize them with a handwritten message. If you have kids, ask them to help you decorate these cards with glitter or stickers. You can also use them as gift tags! Simply punch a hole and attach to your gift with ribbon, yarn or raffia.

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I have so many bilingual (and even trilingual) friends that you’ll find holiday cards in Spanish, English or even one with Spanish, English and French.

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I hope you enjoy these free cards! If you have Jewish friends, check out our free printable Hanukkah cards.

FREE PRINTABLE HOLIDAY and Christmas CARDS IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH

Let me know if you end up using any of these cards!

We wish you a joyful holiday season.

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Jeannette Kaplun

TV Host, Speaker & Author

Jeannette Kaplun is a Latina mom of 2, TV host, author and blogger. She's the founder of Hispana Global and has appeared on Good Morning America, The Steve Harvey Show, Despierta América, Hoy Día, CNN en Español and The Chew. Previously she co-founded Todobebé and hosted the Emmy-nominated Viva la Familia TV show on Univision. Jeannette's work has been featured in prominent media outlets such as Forbes, The Huffington Post, Today Show Parenting Team, Parents Latina, Univision and Telemundo. She has also been a speaker at industry conferences and events, sharing her expertise on content creation, branding, and entrepreneurship. She serves as Special Advisor to The Bank of America Institute for Women's Entrepreneurship at Cornell and was included in the Forbes #Next1000 2021 list. She won the Iris Award for Instagram of the Year in 2021. Jeannette lives in Miami with her family and Maltese dog, Snoopy.