Well yes, we could send out our 'normal' Save the Dates (which are yet to be determined). But we really, really want to tell our closest relatives and friends-across-the-pond of our wedding date. Plus, we are thrilled to have a dated penned on the calendar, and we figure our wedding party should know about it too.
Okay, okay...yes, of course, we could just tell people the date and such in an email. But no, we found Paperless Post and our hearts were sent on "send." (corny)
We sent out a PRE-Save the Date to our nuclear family and wedding party, just for fun. Believe it or not, this was the groom's idea! Here are cropped screen shots of what we sent out, via Paperless Post. It required purchasing "coins" for the dual sided invitations for a nominal price (the flipping of the Save the Date is animated).
It's hard to explain, but it's like Evite with sparkles and pomp-and-circumstance. Very chic and classy!
The front of our Paperless Post
And the flip-side:
If you want to sign up, please use our account (so we can earn extra stamps!)
Pretty cool, eh?
What are you experiences with paper-less invites?
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
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Our STD's were paperless too. We used a website called pingg to email them out for free. So easy!
ReplyDeleteI learn something new everyday. Seriously I had no idea how much effort this took. It's both thrilling and terrifying at the same time,... is that a normal feeling?
ReplyDeleteI like them for save the dates... I think they are perfect and SO much cheaper1
ReplyDeleteMy friend, Lauren who's getting married last year got em printed at walgreens. 4x8 picture cards comes with the envelope. I think it cost like $12/14 for 20 pcs. not too shabby :)
ReplyDeleteand who took that fancy pants photo? ME ME ME!
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