Harrogate card publisher Pigment has released an emotional video to encourage people to send cards this Christmas.
WATCH: Harrogate card publisher releases emotional Christmas video A Harrogate card publisher has released an emotional video to encourage people to send cards this Christmas. The video has been created by the team at Pigment, a greetings card publisher which is based at Chadwick House. It shows Account Manager Katie Ibbetson writing and delivering a Christmas card to her 89-year-old Uncle Ronnie. Katie said:
“We decided to put together the short film to highlight the importance of connection, especially at Christmas and hope it shows the genuine impact the simple act of sending a card can have.”Pigment have released the video on their social media channels and have already had a positive response. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/2MF87zPUH54?si=47VCooU0oj_jhF6z Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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