Hallmark Commercial

This commercial for Hallmark recordable storybooks shows a man, opening a box in the middle of a military type tent, as his fellow soldiers are sleeping in their cots all around him. The man opens the box to find a Peanuts Christmas story book, with his son, Sam, reading the story. The man turns the pages, listening to the voices of his family, keeping them close even though they are obviously far apart during the holidays. Traditions are not for keeping. They're for keeping us together. To dad, from Sam. Say Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas! Hallmark's Recordable Story books Charlie Brown spotted a small scraggly pine tree. Traditions are not for keeping. Traditions are a special occasion. Life is a special occasion. Hallmark

Watch how getting a Hallmark card inspires giving another, and another, and another... A mom pushes a card underneath her teenage daughter's closed bedroom door. Moments later the daughter opens the door and thanks her mom, saying "Algebra tests are the worst". The same girl then takes a card to her neighbor, telling her that she got in to the music program at school. As she hands her a card, she tells her that she couldn't have done it without her help. Later, that woman is waiting up late at night as her husband comes home after helping a neighbor repair a water heater. She hands her husband a card and tells him that he's a good man. A card. It's the biggest little thing you can do. Appreciation Encouragement Joy Understanding Support Happiness Gratitude Consideration Hope Laughter Remedy Recognition Hallmark hallmark.com/99cents

This Valentine's Day, we celebrate extraordinary love stories all around us. And we honor them with #NoOrdinaryCard. "Hallmark Signature, No Ordinary Love Stories" I cupped her face in my hands, I looked straight into her eyes, she looked at me, and I said, "There is no other love in this whole wide world than the love I have for you. I love you, always." Because There Are No Ordinary Love Stories, These Are No Ordinary Cards. Signature Distinctly Hallmark. Distinctly You. Hallmark Hallmark.com/Valentine

This commercial for Hallmark features different mothers, saying the things they would like to hear from their children - Hallmark has a card for everything your mom wants to hear. Tell me that I've been a good mom. That I actually taught you something. Tell me I'm ready. That you look up to me. Tell me you like spending time with me. That I'm doing this right. Even if I'm doing it alone. Tell me you're proud of who we are. Just tell me. For everything moms need to hear, there's a Hallmark card. Hallmark Life is a Special Occasion

Everyone needs to hear something. A little girl wearing a Christmas tree costume wants to hear that she did a good job. A man, stringing lights on the Christmas tree wants to hear that he and his partner will always be together. A woman hanging mistletoe wants to hear that she's still got it. An older man gets out the Menorah, and wants to hear that the family's traditions still matter. A young teenage boy wants to hear that he is loved for who he is. An older woman looks out the window and wants to hear that her loved ones can't wait to be home. A woman sits at a dinner table with her new family and wants to hear that they are glad she is part of the family. A man walking on a street wants to hear that he is missed, even if he can't be with his family for the holidays this year. Tell me that I did a good job. Tell me we'll always be together. Tell me I've still got it. That our traditions matter. Tell me you love me for who I am. That you can't wait to be home. Tell me you're glad I've joined your family. Even if I can't be there this year. Just tell me. For everything they need to hear, there's a Hallmark card. Life is a special occasion. Hallmark.