Seasonal Greeting Card Collages
Handmade collage greetings for every season — holiday cards, New Year wishes, summer-festival nights, and family gatherings, made from your own photos.
Holiday Greeting Card Collage
Skip the stock photo card this year — the best holiday greeting is built from a year of moments actually worth sharing.
年賀状コラージュ
一年分の「元気にしてます」を、一枚に込めて届ける。
夏祭り・花火コラージュ
浴衣の帯、夜店の金魚、最後に上がった大玉 — 夏祭りの一夜を、来年も思い出せるかたちに残す方法。
七夕コラージュ
短冊に書いた願いごと、笹に揺れた一夜、見上げた夏の星空 — 7月7日のあの夜だけを、一枚に残すコラージュ。
Collage de Posada y Navidad en Familia
El ponche humeando en la olla, la piñata de siete picos, la pastorela del sobrino, los aguinaldos, y la cena cuando por fin llegó toda la familia. La Navidad hispana nunca cupo en una sola foto — por eso se arma el collage.
A greeting means more when it’s made from your own photos and your own messy, wonderful year. Across cultures, the calendar gives us reasons to reach out — the winter holidays, the turn of the year, a festival night, a family gathering that only happens once a season. These recipes turn those moments into cards and posts worth keeping on the other end.
Whether you’re printing and mailing, or sharing in a group chat, each recipe balances festive decoration with the warmth of real photos from real life — across the seasons and in four languages.
By season and language
- Winter greetings — The Holiday Greeting Card Collage turns family photos into a festive card to print and send to your whole list. In Japanese, the 年賀状コラージュ brings the same warmth to the New Year card tradition, with family photos and Japanese motifs.
- Family year-end (Spanish) — The Collage de Posada y Navidad en Familia gathers the ponche, the piñata, and Nochebuena dinner with the grandparents into a year-end card for the family group chat.
- Summer nights (Japanese) — A greeting isn’t only for winter. The 七夕コラージュ wraps the wish-strips and the night sky of Tanabata into a quiet card, and the 夏祭り・花火コラージュ keeps the yukata, the food stalls, and the fireworks of one summer evening.
Print or share
Mailing a physical card? Save at full resolution and export as PNG, and lean portrait or square for the sharpest print. Sending digitally? The same file drops straight into a message or a story — no resizing required. Either way, let one real photo carry the greeting; the decoration is the frame, not the picture.
New to collage-making? Our beginner’s guide walks you through the whole process, from photo selection to saving.