Celebrate the Lunar New Year!

Feb 17, 2026 | holidays, new year & lunar new year

Welcome Fire Horse!

The Lunar New Year begins on Tuesday, February 17th, marking the start of a bold and dynamic period.

2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse, which symbolizes courage, passion, and unstoppable energy, offering a unique opportunity for transformation and powerful new beginnings.

Transform your connections this New Year with our Fire Horse collection and Lunar New Year poppynotes e-cards that capture the essence of NEW BEGINNINGS, FAMILY LOVE, and GOOD FORTUNE!

xo

Kate

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All poppynotes cards are designed by ME with lots of love and care so that you can enjoy fun and unique boutique greetings from the ease of your phone.

xoxo Kate

Cheers to a New Year!

Jan 13, 2026 | new year & lunar new year

Hello 2026!

As 2025 comes to a close it’s time to ring in the New Year with all your favorite people. Check out our New Years collection of poppynotes available now on the app – and share your wishes, manifestations, invites, and more with our boutique e-greetings made specially for you. We can’t wait to continue this poppynotes party with YOU in 2026! Happy New Year!

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Head into 2026 in Style

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All poppynotes cards are designed by ME with lots of love and care so that you can enjoy fun and unique boutique greetings from the ease of your phone.

xoxo Kate

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What’s your Word for 2025?

Dec 30, 2024 | new year & lunar new year

Happy New Year!

Make a plan, share your mission, and start taking those action steps toward manifesting what you want more of in your life in 2025.

Share your ‘Word of the Year’ with your trusted crew and kick off the 2025 with a purpose.

Cheers to YOU!

Wishing you a Happy, Healthy and Properous New Year. – xo

Kick-Off 2025 in Style

New Years e-Cards, Photo Cards, Invites, Announcements, Quick Notes & more!

Menu search under ‘holidays’ > ‘new year’ – OR – type ‘new year’ in the search bar on the app.

REMINDER: There are NO sending limits so you can send and personalize as many cards as you’d like, even if you’re not a subscriber and are using a card from the ‘welcome pack’. If you’re a subscriber (it’s only $1.99mo/USD) you have access to all the cards and can mock-up multiple designs and save them as templates to be personalized and sent over and over again.

Amazing, right?!

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There’s SO much fun to be had & SO many sweet poppynotes messages to send.

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Are you a Dragon? This is YOUR year

Jan 31, 2024 | holidays, new year & lunar new year

It’s the Year of the Dragon, and people can expect a lot of good fortune — but only if they’re harnessing the animal’s most important quality: compassion.

Lunar New Year — which includes Chinese New Year, Seollal in Korea, Tet in Vietnam and more — will begin Feb. 10, kicking off more than two weeks of festivities, customs and plenty of feasts. It celebrates the arrival of spring and the start of a fresh year based on the Chinese lunisolar calendar.

The upcoming year’s dragon sign is perhaps the most popular zodiac creature, associated with a host of positive qualities such as nobility, wealth and wisdom.

The year’s dragon sign is, more specifically, a wood dragon. The element of wood is seen in Daoist tradition as a return to the natural state of being, which in the dragon’s case, points to a return to kindness. And Confucian thought interprets wood as a symbol of unlimited potential.

By: Kimmy Yam / NBC News (Read Full Article)

Set your intentions, send your well-wishes, plan your New Year Festivities and keep the party going with our Lunar New Year collection of poppynotes e-cards & greetings today.

(Menu search under ‘ New Year’ – OR – type ‘lunar’ in the search bar on the app)