Ever since I was a teenager, I’ve always had an affinity for stationery. From leather-bound journals to personalized notecards, stationery sparks unspeakable joy in me that not many other inanimate objects can.
While paper goods will forever hold a special place in my heart, we live in a digital age where innovation is inevitable. As a blogger who embraces digital trends and technology, Paperless Post encapsulates and satisfies my years-long passion for stationery. That’s why I’ve been obsessed with the site since its 2009 launch.
Based on the amount of coins (starting at $10 for 25 coins) you purchase, you can make just about anything. You can customize cards, announcements, invitations and more!
And what triggers wondrous delight like receiving a lovely digital card or invitation? Especially one that lands in your inbox amid the countless junk mail and never-ending work-related messages? The company’s trailblazing virtual animation gives recipients a feel akin to opening a tangible invitation with your hands.
For senders, Paperless Post provides the same thrill that shopping for stationery that stores offer, but with the ease and convenience of doing it from your computer. Plus, it gives you the chance to design and write specific sentiments with the recipient or your occasion in mind.
With scores of fonts, backgrounds and other customizable options, you’re sure to create the perfect greeting. Or, if you already have a design, you can simply upload it to the site and execute distribution via the user-friendly platform.
I’ve used Paperless Post for a couple of my daughter’s birthday parties and the process was virtually seamless. In conjunction with my contact list, it kept track of the recipients who viewed my invitation, who RSVP’d and who declined. It even sent out reminders on my behalf, which took the hassle out of following up via phone or email.
Whether you’re looking to invite people to a baby shower, birthday party or extending a simple thank-you note, Paperless Post offers a wide variety of paperless greetings to jumpstart and set the tone of your special occasion and deliver your heartfelt sentiments.
Have you ever used Paperless Post? If so, how was your experience?
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