How do you sign your holiday cards for business?
March 14th, 2010 | 
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Both my husband and I are self-employed and every year we send our clients holiday cards. We personally sign each one, but I am never sure about the closing remark. Is "sincerely" appropriate for a holiday card, or do you use something warmer? Please send some ideas my way. Thank you.
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Sincerely, Best wishes, Warm regards, Happy Holidays….
I like to use "warm regards" or "fondly" on business holiday cards. It’s still professional, but more personal than a standard business letter. Hope that helps!
In our office we just sign them. You could probably write thank you for a wonderful year or Happy Holidays and then sign.
warmest regards is better than a generic "sincerely".. most folks say sincerely.. you will not only seperate yourself from the masses using warmest regards, but you will have the desired effect you seek
Merry Christmas
Sincerely is alright. Some clients you may be a bit more personal to that others, so you could conclude accordingly:
Warm Wishes,
Our Sincere Gratitude
Bright Blessings,
God Bless,
Happy Holiday,
Thinking of you and your family at this time of year,
The length is entirely up to you…..I just thought those were some nice conclusions to consider when brainstorming. Hope it helps!
Best Wishes! Loh
I personally would not use Sincerly. I would close by this remark
Greetings
or Greetings from us to you.
or Happy Holidays
Wishing you the Best
Holiday Greetings