Card stock
The card uses Mohawk ultra white 120 lb. card stock, described as soft to the touch.
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Card size5.5" x 5.5"
Card stockMohawk ultra white 120 lb. card stock
Paper certificationFSC certified
Paper productionMade using wind power
NoteMailing square cards to your recipients will require additional postage.
PersonalizationAdd your text and choose your styling online, then review and approve before placing your order.
Share the growing branches of your family tree this Christmas and new year with a forest greetings holiday photo card.
Printed on Mohawk ultra white 120 lb. card stock that is soft to the touch and matches our superfine white envelopes. Paper is FSC certified and made using wind power.
Corresponding Paperless Post digital design also available.
Note: Mailing square cards to your recipients will require additional postage.
Please note: Due to the matte finish of our paper, photos may print slightly darker than they appear on your screen.
| Note | Mailing square cards to your recipients will require additional postage. |
|---|---|
| Please note | Due to the matte finish of our paper, photos may print slightly darker than they appear on your screen. |
| Card size | 5.5" x 5.5" |
| Card stock | Mohawk ultra white 120 lb. card stock |
| Paper description | Soft to the touch |
| Paper certification | FSC certified |
| Paper production | Made using wind power |
| Personalization | Add your text and choose your styling online, then review and approve before placing your order. |
| Mailing note | Mailing square cards to your recipients will require additional postage. |
| Photo note | Due to the matte finish of our paper, photos may print slightly darker than they appear on your screen. |
The card uses Mohawk ultra white 120 lb. card stock, described as soft to the touch.
The paper is FSC certified and made using wind power, according to the product description.
A corresponding Paperless Post digital design is also available for this card.
Card size: 5.5" x 5.5"
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