Christmas Cards in Year of Bereavement - For someone who lost a loved one - Xmas card for grieving family - Dove of Peace design - In memory of a lost Mum Dad Grandad Granny Husband Sister

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The holidays are a time for reflection on the year, and I know this has been a challenging one. Sending you wishes for peace. Merry Christmas. I know this must be a really hard since you lost ______. The holidays without a loved one are always so difficult. I hope and wish for you to have as happy a Christmas as you can

The message you choose for your Christmas card can be one of faith and hope, an honest expression of the grief you're experiencing, a statement of gratitude for the support you've received, or anything else that feels right to you. There are no rules here.Know that we are thinking of you and are offering our prayers for you this Christmas. May you feel our love this holiday season and know that we are a call away if you need anything.” Writing a Christmas card after bereavement can be difficult. You might worry about what to write, whether to mention the person who has died, whether to mention Christmas or you might be wondering if you should send one at all. The last thing you want to do is to be insensitive. On the one hand, you don’t want to draw extra attention to their pain – but you shouldn’t ignore it completely, either, otherwise it may come across as callous. Follow these tips: Avoid Very Festive Christmas Card Designs

Losing someone is one of the hardest times in anyone’s life, and there’s no doubt that it can become more painful when the holiday season arrives. This year in particular, a lot of people have lost a family member as a result of the pandemic (whether directly or indirectly). I know Christmas must bring about many emotions after losing someone so special. I hope you find some peace and that the support of friends and family helps you through the holiday season. All my love Again, there are no rules or accepted etiquette about whether to send Christmas cards after you have been bereaved. We would suggest that you send them if you want to and don’t if you would rather not. Everybody will understand if you choose not to. You can say you know that this year will have been difficult, and that this Christmas might feel strange but that their loved one is still remembered. Wishing you the comfort of good memories and the support of good friends this holiday season and always.But of course, people lose people all the time, so sending Christmas cards after someone has lost a loved one is a situation that you may have to face multiple times. And it’s one that you have to navigate carefully. Knowing what to write can feel a bit overwhelming, but you can't go wrong if you show empathy. These are some examples of what to include in a Christmas card to a grieving family: I wasn’t sure whether to wish you a Merry Christmas this year as I know it’s not going to be Merry or happy at all. But I hope you have the best people to be around you at Christmas and it brings you some peace