Card Shop Links
Official web site for the American Greetings greeting card company, they have an extensive collection of online greetings on all subjects.
Choose from these bright animated postcards for Kwanzaa and the New Year!
Blue Mountain Arts Electronic Card Shop
Electronic cards for all holidays in eight different languages.
Lots of great cards in all categories, including holiday greetings for Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Ramadan; also featured are nifty live-camera cards (such as Llama Cam, Fish Cam, and Elephant Cam!).
Photographic and artsy cards for the holidays and all occasions.
The Crosiers - Send a Prayer Greeting
Choose a Christian-themed message to send to a friend or loved one.
A Christian greeting card service from Crosswalk.com, with several categories to choose from.
Your choice of Zen themed cards and stamps, from the Daily Zen people.
Over 500 cards to send for a variety of occasions.
A site with lots of greeting cards on a wide range of subjects, and other webby toys. Includes a cool function to let you upload your own graphics from your computer.
A huge site with a great selection of cards and gifts on all themes.
Design your own cards, or use theirs, to send greetings to all your friends; includes cards for Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Ramadan
Online cards for every occasion, from Hindunet.
Greeting cards on all themes, religious and general, from Islamic Arts.
Jewish Heritage Cards from Sealingwax.com
Beautiful, artful cards on Jewish themes.
A bare bones site with a high-quality collection of images, from nature photography, Monet paintings, Victorian clip art and Renaissance icons; includes a nice selection of Christmas cards.
Shia Ithnasheri Greeting Cards
Islam-themed greeting cards from this Shi'ite site.
Virtual Jerusalem Greeting Cards
Send a card, a virtual latke, or Chanukah gelt!
Postcards for kids! Send postcards to your friends and family, from Wally's World, a Christian site for kids.
and Millennium
Cards
Two collections of cute Y2K cards to allay your millennial fears. Send them while you still can . . .
