I’ve used vista print for other printing before and I think shipping was free or very cheap. I’m on the other side of the country but maybe check with any kind of local print services if you have them? I know we have a lady here who does lots of printing of signs and such but she also does cards around the holidays. More on reddit.com

I've always thought Christmas Cards are one of the best holiday traditions and I hate that it's disappearing. I send out about 70 cards to mostly extended family and old friends. Also the kid's teachers and Church ministers. I use Shutterfly and spend about $300 a year on cards and postage. I definitely mail merge my addresses because no one wants to see my handwriting. I also have a special family tradition where my kids help wax seal the backs to the envelopes. More on reddit.com

Yes! I send and receive them every year. This year I sent out about a dozen (mostly to long-time friends and family members I won’t see over The Holidays). Most of the people I send them to also reciprocate and are in their 30’s and early 40’s. More on reddit.com

I love holiday cards! Lots of our friends do year in review type stuff and I think as long as you don't sound super braggy in what you write, it's fun. You can personalize cards (adding text and/or photos) on Minted, Shutterfly, a million other sites. All the cards you order will be the same but some designs have space for you to write on them, if you want to write people individual messages. Or if you want traditional cards, you'll want to look for boxed sets rather than buying individual cards. I text people for addresses and keep a Google Doc of addresses. If I were more organized I'd format this document in a way that I could then print off clear address labels. I'd try to send them the first week or two of December. More on reddit.com