In the age of fast typing and autocorrect, punctuation is often the first thing to go. When to Use Which?
You’ll frequently see the phrase written without an apostrophe on store signs, social media captions, and even some greeting cards. Why? season's greetings or seasons greetings
This version appears frequently, but it is grammatically incorrect. Without an apostrophe, seasons becomes a plural noun (more than one season) or a verb (as in “she seasons the food”). It would imply greetings for multiple seasons—spring, summer, fall, and winter—which is not the intended meaning for a December holiday card. In the age of fast typing and autocorrect,