Impressed

 About a month ago Joreen from Tiny Prints contacted me to see if I would be interested in receiving some personalized Christmas Cards and providing my readers with a review.

I was and I did and I am.
If you didn't catch that, I was interested, I ordered them, and yes I was impressed.
The end.

Would you like to know why I was impressed?  Hmmm?  Lets see?  Where to start?
Well first of al,l the card selection was amazing.
In fact here is the little blurb Joreen provided me with: 

Tiny Prints provides stylish, modern and unique stationery from photo cards to personalized greeting cards to thank you cards and business cards.  Offering exclusive designs from the nation’s top designers, easy card personalization, a powerful preview engine and top-notch customer service and paper quality, their designs have been lauded by numerous television networks, publications and celebrities. With Tiny Prints by your side the Holidays will be a cinch!  All fully customizable and personalizable.

I would like to say after going through the ordering process and receiving the final product I am thrilled.  
No doubt about it... I would order cards again from Tiny Prints.

I had one heck of a time figuring out which photos to use.
Ones that somehow matched each other in colour and style.
One thing I've realized is I need to take more pictures of my girls together.
And like I'm sure most of you, we almost have zilch in the way of family shots.
I'm so thankful this past summer my sister in law offered to take a picture of us at her son's baptism.

I found a card I felt would work with our pictures and popped the photos in.
I came across a couple of questions and likkity split I just said yes to the pop up box that asked me every so often if I would like to talk to a card specialist.


Chad or Chip or Charles, anyway, he was a very polite young man, asked me in real time if I had any questions. And with his help and texting back and forth I managed to create the card I wanted.

We received them within a week of the order being finalized, which is impressive since we are in 

Canada.

I am so happy with them.

Everyone looks so darn good,

especially The Agronomist... he just doesn't take a bad picture.

If you wanted to give Tiny Prints a try?  I bet it isn't too late. 

You could be like the Bungalow Clan and send your picture out as a New Years card.

I figure Christmas cards get lost in the shuffle anyway.

I'm showing them to everyone.  I stand at the door and wave it in the post man's face.

He's really the only visitor I get.

That and the paper boy.

O.K. to be honest... we don't get the paper.

I was just trying to sound popular.

But I blog, so I can wave this beauty into cyberspace and know you will see it.

Go ahead, print it off, and put it on your refrigerator.

I won't mind.

The Agronomist is his usual handsome self, don't you think?

I have no idea how I managed to catch a charmer like him.

It must have been my clever wit.

Or maybe my cooking?  (a little joke there, if you happened to miss it)

Or perhaps he was Charlie Brown in another life?

It doesn't matter... after 18 years I'm just glad he's a bit farsighted.

O.K. Back to Business:  

The Tiny Prints card company rules!

Check them out, you won't be sorry.

Love ya like Candy Cane Hot Chocolate,

xoxo

Disclaimer:  The Tiny Prints card company offered me a $50 dollar order in return for a review of their product.  The Missus at Bungalow'56 will always tell you like it is, the good the bad and the ugly.  

The Bungalow's verdict: This company got a two thumbs up.