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Royal Mail Study: Christmas cards nation's favourite way of spreading festive cheer say 8 in 10 brits

The humble Christmas card is still very much at the heart of the festive season according to new research, an attitude which shows no sign of abating any time soon.

The study by Royal Mail sees almost 8 in 10 (77%) UK adults declare that giving Christmas cards is their preferred way of spreading festive cheer. This trumps festive well-wishes in person (62%) or by forms of digital communication (text = 34%, WhatsApp = 21% or Facebook message = 26%).

More than 6 in 10 (64%) people also prefer to receive a Christmas card from loved ones over any other form of festive greeting. By contrast, social media greetings scored fairly low on the scale (4%), as did text message (3%) and face-to-face well-wishes (19%).

When asked why they treasure Christmas cards so much, respondents mainly cited the simple pleasure of keeping them on display in their home (53%). A further 45% claim to love reading the messages inside, and an equal number enjoy the very particular thrill of receiving something through the post.

With over 1 billion Christmas cards purchased last year[1], Royal Mail has partnered with famed author Simon Garfield to pen a helpful, amusing and very modern poem celebrating this most treasured of festive traditions.

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Source: Royal Mail Group

 
   
         
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