Lunar New Year Greetings and Gifts

Raise a cup of jasmine tea to Grandma Lin, who stacks forty red envelopes on the kitchen table and fills each one with crisp new bills for the Year of the Goat. Lunar New Year Greetings and Gifts serves the families, hosts and gift givers who send blessings across three generations each winter, from Chinese New Year dinners to Vietnamese Tet and Korean Seollal visits.

Red envelopes carry the biggest search demand in the lane. Lunar new year red envelope draws 49,500 searches a month, red envelope for lunar new year adds 6,600 and li xi red envelope brings 2,400 for Tet. Designers who print custom envelope art reach buyers who want gold goats, plum blossoms and family names on every packet.

Cards and greetings come next on the shopping list. Chinese new year card and lunar new year card each reach 1,300 searches a month, and chinese new year greeting card adds 390. Happy chinese new year card brings 70 more for the short wish written inside.

Apparel and gifting round out the celebration. Chinese new year shirt and lunar new year shirt each draw 720 searches a month, lunar new year t shirt adds 140, and lunar new year gift reaches 2,400. Party hosts look for chinese new year party decorations at 140 and printable chinese new year coloring pages at 110 to keep the kids busy before dinner.

Start with a cinnabar red ground, a gold foil goat and a lucky phrase lettered in a soft brush script. Size the artwork for a red envelope, a folded greeting card, a family shirt, a gift bag and a printable door sign so every blessing matches from the first knock to the last firework.