I recently had the opportunity to partner with Paperless Post, which was perfect timing because I needed to send some thank you cards! They generously gave me 1000 coins to tryout their service. While I had heard of Paperless Post before, I had never used this service. Paperless Post allows you to send mail- invitations, announcements, birthday cards- paperlessly. The service is super easy to use; you select your design, customize it, and hit send.
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| This would be perfect for a Kentucky Derby Party! |
The designs are not your standard email template! They are beautiful and fun designs that look like cards and includes an electronic envelope. You can customize the colour of the envelope, liner, and postage stamp. So fun!
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| How adorable is this Baby Shower invitation??? |
There are hundreds of design to choose from and Paperless Post has also partnered with fashion houses, lifestyle brands, and stationary designers to bring you even more selections. Some of their partners include Jonathan Adler, Vera Wang, Rifle Paper Co, HelloLucky, The New Yorker, and (my personal favourite) kate spade new york. You can find the complete list of partner brands here.
Once you select your design, the fun begins! You have the opportunity to input a costume message, including the typeface and colour of the text. Next up is the envelope customization. This includes selecting the envelope colour, the design of the liner, adding a custom stamp and postmark. There are postmarks for different cities in the US, and there is also London UK and Toronto Canada. I was pleased to see there was one postmark for Canada, but it would be nice to see some cities besides Toronto.
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| You can customize the envelope colour and liner. I love the combination of pink and glittery gold! |
Another feature is the having reply cards sent with your mail. This will allow guests to RSVP to events, and include a message back to you.
Once you have you design complete, you add in email addresses for the recipients (you can send individual or you can do a mass mailing), and hit send. That's it- you're done!
Something else that I love about Paperless Post is that they have a ton of stationary options available...you don't necessarily need to be sending a card or invitation to use this service.
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| LOVE this kate spade new york stationary! |
In order to use Paperless Post, you will need to purchase coins. You can get 20 coins for $6. I was given 1000 coins by Paperless Post, which has a value of $90. Designs start at 2 coins and then customizations (such as envelope liners) are additional coins.
To give you an idea, I 'spent' 25 coins to:
- Send the same card to three people
- Send the a different card to four additional people
- Send three different cards to three people
- I used all of the customized features, except for a customize stamp (this would have been a total of 5 additional coins)
***DISCLAIMER: Paperless Post offered me 1000 coins ($90 value) to test out their service for review purposes. All content and opinion are my own. For my full Disclaimer Policy, please see my About page.***
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