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[throughthetreesblog]

Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season filled with peace and happiness.

[thedawnofinspiration]

How to organize the perfect party

Do you want to know how to organize the perfect party? Well it starts off with the perfect invite. :-*

Hey my loves,

if you know me you know that I love planning and organizing parties of any kind. I just love to plan and also I love to hang out with my friends.

There are a lot of aspects to planning a party and it makes it so fun: Who do you want to invite? What do you want to do? Will it be a theme party? What food will you serve? All those fun questions. I thought to make it easier for…

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[carmelagdl]

Going Paperless

The Power of Paperless

All of you know how I’m a control freak about clutter around my house. I still remember the kids coming from kindergarten with artwork and telling my self what I’m going to do with all this paper? I honestly I only have a little box with the best ones they made till today. Now the time has changed and it’s so great that when gifting a card now we have the choice of doing…

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[peterwknox]

Getting to know Paperless Post...

My experience so far in life with Paperless Post has been of receiving fancy electronic invites to parties that I immediately want to go to because not only does the invite and the site look good - but it works!

You simply click YES in the RSVP in the email and the link takes you to a landing page already prepopulated with your name - you’re done! Then if you want to add it to your calendar (and of course you do, you’re busy) then you just click one more time! They know you’re coming and you know where to go.

Brands and people use PP like this for invites and it’s what I used last year for keeping track of my dad’s surprise 60th birthday party. But when they reached out to me with some free credits for an honest review earlier this month (and yes, disclosure - THIS post is that review), I didn’t have any events coming up to plan.

But I did have some birthdays of friends, family, and coworkers that I wanted to celebrate. So I dove into the Paperless Post free app and wanted to see what they had to offer. And it turns out - a lot!

There are free options, fancy options (you pay for backgrounds, envelopes, liners - as you use them), plus the ability to use photos and have filters on them. And here’s the feature that clinched it for me - you can design cards THEN SCHEDULE THEM to email deliver at a certain date/time.

Thats awesome. Now I can set it and forget it and still look like I am watching the clock for their birthday or life event. The thought counts and the intention is received! Love it. And think you might too. So give it another look, get the app or go to https://www.paperlesspost.com.

Or signup with my link here and I’ll know you’re trying it out and will send you a card! We can all send more cards. Paperless Post - it’s more than just event invites (although they do that pretty well too)!

[perfectionistwannabe]

Up on the #blog 3 Ways to Use Lemons at Home. 1. Preserves. 2. Green Your Cleaning. 3. A Mosquito Repellent??? Continuing with my Paperless Post idea for bloggers...I'll be sharing how I'm using Paperless Post beyond electronic cards and invitations. #paperlesspost #blogger #blogging #home #homesweethome #homemade #lemons #homemaker https://www.instagram.com/p/BpiQch8nKx1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14b4fhgr3sbdz

[redcapcards]

The most wonderful time of the year can sometimes be the busiest! Don’t forget that we also offer a selection holiday cards that are a quick click away at @paperlesspost! Head over to paperlesspost.com to see more. #paperlesspost #ecards #holidaycards

[mygoldmine]

Paperless Post

Sending greetings has never been more high tech. For the modern day pen pals, Paperless Post is the new innovative way to send anything from personalised stationery, birthday cards, invitations for special events and many more, all of which are fully customisable to your specific needs. These can either be printed on paper (selected styles) or sent virtually which is really stylish, clever and economical . The e-cards are visually stunning and RSVPs can also be tracked seamlessly. 

Their selection of luxury designs are to die for especially pieces specially curated and designed by fashion designers from Oscar De La Renta and my  my personal faves Kate Spade and  Mary Katrantzou. Honestly, this site is definitely worth having a look.