Happy Blossoms – Happy Chinese New Year Cards

Longevity & Good Health – Lunar Year

As the Lunar New Year approaches, send this beautiful ecard to someone you care for. Wish that the Year of the Rabbit will bring them good health and longevity always.

Rabbit Year – Lunar Year

As we enter the new year, we must be optimistic in hoping for great things to come. One way to ensure everyone feels the same is by sending them this ecard which includes a great wish for them. They will surely spread the good message around too.

Ox Couple – Happy Chinese New Year Cards

Last year has been a challenging year and we are hopeful for a better 2021. So let's inject some hope and happiness this Chinese New Year with a special card that you will share with your friends. Their spirits will be lifted upon seeing the cuteness of the card mixed with the strength that comes from the Ox.

Prosperous Year – Happy Chinese New Year Cards

Wish a Happy Chinese New Year to your pals by sending this Cute Ox card. Complete with the phrase “Gong Xi Fa Chai” which means you wish them an increase in wealth! You're a good friend, this card proves it.

Plum Blossoms - Happy Chinese New Year Card 2020

We aren’t sure how this card could get any luckier! Decorated with lush plum blossoms, several shades of red and gold, and a Chinese knot. The Chinese knot symbolizes good luck and prosperity and wards off evil spirits. Send the Plum Blossoms Happy Chinese New Year card to your friends and family that need a spot of luck the most.

Cute Rat - Happy Chinese New Year Card for 2020

Whatever your friend, coworker, or a family member has been wishing, or dreaming of—that’s what you hope is heading their way in 2020. Wish a Happy Chinese New Year to your pals by sending the Cute Rat card. Complete with the phrase “Gong Xi Fa Chai” meaning you wish them an increase in wealth! You’re a good friend, this card proves it.

Powerful Ox – Happy Chinese New Year Cards

2021 is the Year of the Ox in the Chinese culture and this card is the best way to help them start the celebration! Featuring the Ox symbol in a lavish gold design against a traditional red background, it brings your wishes for good luck and good fortune as they enter into the next lunar year. Whoever and wherever they are, they will surely be touched by your thoughtful gesture.

Red Envelopes - Happy Chinese New Year Card for 2020

If you’ve celebrated a few Chinese New Years already, you’re likely very familiar with the lucky red envelopes that usually contain gifts of money. This card is decorated with cherry blossoms, firecrackers, and a few of those envelopes, too. Send the Red Envelopes Happy Chinese New Year Card to wish your friends and family many opportunities, experiences, and yes, abundant wealth in 2020!

Golden Blossoms – Happy Chinese New Year Cards

The combination of the traditional red and gold lanterns with a very elegant design, this festive card is a reminder that you're thinking of your loved ones as they celebrate Chinese New Year. It's the Year of the Ox and surely it will bring good fortune, good luck as well as a new, prosperous beginning.

Lantern New Year – Happy Chinese New Year Cards

A beautiful card with beautiful cherry blossoms and traditional red lanterns. A wonderful card to wishing your loved one a Happy Chinese New Year in a festive and prosperous fashion! As they enter into the Year of the Ox, they'll know you're thinking of them and sending good fortune, no matter you distance.

Lion Dance – Happy Chinese New Year Cards

It is time to celebrate! Complete with a cute lion dancer, red blossoms and traditional lanterns, this card will surely put the one who receives it in the right mood for the new lunar year. It is the Year of the Ox, let's start it right and in this situation with the right greeting card.

Wonderful – Happy Chinese New Year Cards

One of your friends or family members might need extra help to feel festive this Chinese New Year. This exquisite card is just the thing they need to give them a bit of boost in this festive season. Send them this card and surely they will be smiling and ready to celebrate the Year of the Ox.