Greetings Cards Vs Greeting Cards

[Jimmy_Lemon]

:shrug:

 

[Woodsy]

Greetings card?

 

[NickA]

Geeting Cards !

 

[scraggs]

Greetings card?

I go along with that

 

[Woodsy]

Nice avatar there mate!

 

[scraggs]

Nice avatar there mate!

it'll soon be christmas again

 

[minimeeze]

No, it's a birthday card, Christmas card or whatever :razz:

 

[Jimmy_Lemon]

No, it's a birthday card, Christmas card or whatever :razz:

Not when they are blank cards for all occasions it aint

 

[Sparkles33]

Greeting cards is singular event (eg, only birthday)
Greetings cards is plural events (eg, birthday, Christmas, valentines, retirement, congratulations, popped-out-a-sprog, sorry etc)

...so both!

 

[Andy]

Greeting cards is singular event (eg, only birthday)
Greetings cards is plural events (eg, birthday, Christmas, valentines, retirement, congratulations, popped-out-a-sprog, sorry etc)

...so both!

Took the words out of my mouth.

 

[Jimmy_Lemon]

Cool thank you it is for an advert for a few cards I am producing of local scenes etc. The cards are blank and suitable for any/all occasions so will go with Greetings

 

[Sparkles33]

yw

 

[SarahLee]

Definitely greetings.

It's a card that you use to pass on greetings . . . also known as wishes.
You wouldn't sign off a card "Best Wish", so IMO it has to be a plural in this case.

I think it would still be plural, even if you were talking specifically about just birthday cards - you'd always pass on "Birthday greetings" or "Birthday wishes", never in the singular.