Author Archives: Paperless Post

Life’s ugly. Add some beauty—and a party, while you’re at it—to your Facebook Wall. You can now post any Paperless Post card straight to your Facebook Profile as a “photo,” meaning it will show up as a big, gorgeous image on your Wall and in your friends’ News Feeds. Oh, and it’s free. Once you’ve designed [...]

Here’s one thing we’ve learned about our users in the last three years: you care. You care about self-expression, high quality, tasteful design, proper etiquette. . . we could go on and on, but reading a long list of your best attributes might bore you a little. (We’re not even trying to butter you up; [...]

An envelope is surprisingly personal. Even though it’s “only” the vessel for your message, it’s the first thing your recipients see in their mailbox. The envelope you send bears just enough detail to hint at what’s to come—the curlicue of your handwriting, the special stamp you chose, and even the sometimes-illegible postmark applied at the [...]

Jessie Kaye, talented designer and lover of Paperless Post, made this royally adorable 3-D paper pigeon and stop-motion animation of our mascot, Hermes. Paper Hermes doubles as a vessel for a secret letter that gets folded up and tucked inside his body—he is a carrier pigeon, after all. We’re super flattered whenever paper enthusiasts like [...]

What better season than summer for a giveaway of a bold, irreverent portrait by artist Carter Kustera? Carter’s signature silhouettes have added color to many a retail store, museum, and gallery—and, if you win, to your own home. Users can submit their cheekiest portrait captions and Carter will paint a custom, 9″ x 12″ silhouette [...]

Events can be complicated, but when everything comes together just right, the fine-tuned details make your party seem flawlessly planned. All the little things your guests need to know — for starters: where to go, how to get there, when to arrive, what to wear, who to bring (or not bring) — take up valuable [...]

Great style transcends formality. Some of the most memorable things — a simple summer salad, a bottle of wine in the park, your favorite striped shirt — are also the most casual and least expensive.  We understand that not all of your weekend plans require you to break out your tux, so we’ve launched a program [...]