Revealed: Jacinda Ardern's adorable Christmas card for the Queen

The Queen will be receiving Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's Christmas card this year. Photo / Getty Images

The Prime Minister has today shared a photo of her 2017 Christmas cards, featuring some impressive artwork by Ardern's niece.

The talented three-year-old's Christmas tree colouring will be viewed by some pretty powerful people, as Ardern reveals one of the cards is on its way to "Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh."

Her first festive season as New Zealand's PM, Ardern admitted she may need extra stamps with all the new names on her Christmas card list this year.

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The work of my three year old niece features on this years Christmas card, and is going to a slightly wider list of people than I am used to!

A post shared by Jacinda Ardern (@jacindaardern) on Dec 11, 2017 at 10:48am PST

While it's not known who else the Prime Minister is sending the card to, Ardern isn't the first world leader to send out a festive greeting that rates high on the cuteness scale.

In 2016 Barack Obama's holiday card starred the family dog, Bo, traipsing through the snow in front of The White House. While the card omits the word "Christmas" the message included the dog's "signature".

Obama's Portugese Water Dog, Bo, photographed for The White House's official Christmas card. pic.twitter.com/yZ4ZPWk7l7

— Karina (@karinaprm) January 12, 2017

Compared to President Trump's, Ardern and Obama's seasons greetings make for much warmer, personable offerings. Trump's Christmas card this year features a simple design with the presidential crest and his family's names.

The Trump family's first Christmas card contains a word that was noticeably absent from all eight of Obama's Christmas cards: CHRISTMAS! pic.twitter.com/gg4y1KYHFK

— Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) November 29, 2017