Christmas and New Year email templates for different jobs: pre-ordering a festive menu, gift sets, and a year-end thank-you to customers. Open any of them in the editor and swap products, dates and colours for your own — no code required.
Templates in this collection: 4

New Year Letter for a Beauty Brand: Cozy Evening Shot, Three Gift Sets, and a Reminder about Packaging and Delivery Times.

New Year Letter for Food Delivery and Restaurant: warm shot of a set table, three festive menu items, and the deadline for pre-orders.

New Year's Letter for Real Estate Agency: Calm Greetings without Sales, Year-End Summary, and Holiday Work Reminder.

New Year Letter for Retail Network: Gift Wrapping Frame, Three Ready-Made Sets with Prices, and Last Day for Holiday Delivery.
A holiday campaign has a longer life than most: people start expecting it in late November and still open it in mid-January. Meanwhile December inboxes fill with identical snowflake greetings. What works is not decoration but specifics — what you are offering, the last day to order, and how you operate over the holidays.
Selling food or gift sets? Take a promo template with a product grid and a pre-order deadline. Nothing to sell but something to say? Use the greeting template: it carries the year in numbers and your holiday hours instead of discounts. That kind of email gets read more willingly and rarely triggers unsubscribes.
Yes. Open any template in the editor, replace the copy and images, then export the HTML or send it through your own email service provider.
Yes. The markup is table-based, with no flexbox or absolute positioning, and background images are duplicated in VML — the techniques desktop Outlook requires.
Menu pre-orders and gifts: late November through around 20 December. The greeting: a few days before the holiday, ahead of the main wave. A note about opening hours is worth repeating right before the break.
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