Paperless Post

I went rogue with my invitations and did everything electronic. I chose Paperless Post as they had the best website and selection. I spent $0 on save the dates and about $40 on invitations. I was able to send beautiful electronic invites and not a soul complained about doing it this way. I really liked that I was able to track invites easily and send updates. I sent RSVP reminders, reminders about booking the hotel and a timeline of events for the day of. For someone who is a planner, this was awesome! I will say, with them being electronic, I think it gave some people more of an excuse to no-show, as it a slightly less personal.

Paperless Post makes invites really easy and they have tons of customizable options. You can make it clear how many guests are invited per invite, ask about meal options, give directions, send follow-ups, and track RSVPs really simply. They'll tell you right away if you had a bad email address and resending is easy, too. I sent multiple tests to myself to make sure I liked everything—and that was free to do. It made it easy for guests to click to our website and registry, and to pull up the details when wedding day came!

Paperless Post was so easy to use - building the card, adding the names and emails, even fixing emails and names later when you misspell something! It was a great alternative to paper invites, and it worked out so well for us. Highly recommend!

Paperless post was a great way for my fiancé and I to send out our wedding invitations, to communicate with those who we invited, and to receive RSVP’s from our guests. The app is slow and confusing to navigate, so I recommend using a computer to select and design your event invitations. However, the app is a great way to check your guest info (rsvp’s, regrets, messages) on the go. I wish there could have been a way to import contacts to the website on my computer, so I wouldn’t have had to manually type an individuals name and contact information in to put them on the guest list. Also, editing the design of the card (mostly the fonts) was a little difficult and confusing; I definitely think they could make that easier. Paperless Post also has a really wonderful selection of invitations to choose from, and even the invitations that are free to choose are very nice. I paid $20 to send out my invitations; I chose a free design and sent out about 70 invitations (some were to families, so this is not representative of the amount of individuals I had at the wedding). Overall this was a very nice and cheap way to invited people to my wedding, and I’m glad I chose Paperless Post.

Super easy to use and liked getting instant updates.

We used Paperless post for our save the dates and our rehearsal dinner invites. Honestly, if sending physical invitations weren't still proper etiquette, we would've used them for our invitations too! What was great about Paperless Post was the amount of customization you could do. We picked a personalized photo of us and included all details we needed. The best part of sending our paperless posts over is that we were able to track them. We could see once they were delivered, plus once they were opened, and if anyone replied/wrote notes. The tracking was the best part. With regular mail you never know whether or not your letter was received or lost (which by the way, there were a few cases with our invitations where they did not get to the intended destination, and same thing with the RSVP cards!). The delivery is almost immediate whereas with regular mail some of the recipients did not receive our letter for almost a month! I will be using Paperless Post for my future events!

Very easy to work with. It'd just be nice if they had a way to have multiple events with different people invited to each.

Easy to use and track invites being delivered, opened and RSVPs. App is great too!

I absolutely love the selection and options at Paperless Post. We, unfortunately, got caught up in their transition away from also offering paper products and had to order our invitations several months early, then had to write in our new address. But really, the invitations were so perfect, it was little bother.

so easy to use! The invitations were beautiful and well priced. I loved how easy it was to collect everyone's responses and to send updates to everyone.

I used Paperless Post for my online invitations, and loved it. Their website is so easy to use. They have a HUGE selection of designs, and you are able to customize each exactly how you want it! The downside is that they charge you in "coins," which you end up having to pay for later down in the process, which was a little deceptive to me and ended up making it about the same price as ordering paper invitations. It was worth the money for me, because it was SO easy and we saved some trees!

Great concept, and you can't beat free stuff. :) BUT if I had another chance, I would definitely NOT use P. Post, even though it's free. The problem: When I hit "Send" (to send the invitation to guests), sometimes it sends, sometimes it doesn't, and 90% of the time, it DOES NOT SEND. I would click Send once, and of course, what's your natural reaction when nothing happens? Click Send again. And then again. And sometimes that would work, but most times, I'd have to wait at least a day or two, return to my computer, hit Send, and for what ever reason (the Paperless Post Fairies were with me that day??), the invites will send. Is there a rhyme and reason to this? I have no idea, which is why I contacted them. The response was kind and quick, but made me think "Really?": "Thanks for writing, I'm so sorry for the trouble! The send now button does go into what we refer to as a "Job Lock" to prevent jamming of our sending servers. This clears after 5-10 minutes and the button functions again. I would advise only clicking the Send Now button when you're ready to send a single time. Really? Isn't that a critical element of your company's purpose? To SEND invitations? I understand that clicking in rapid succession can "jam" things, but "jamming" doesn't even happen on Turbo Tax on April 14th (trust me, I know). I regret having used this website, and shame on The Knot for having recommended it. What a waste of time and frustration. I'd rather have paid for a reliable service.

Love, love, love!! My future husband is a tech-guru, and I consider myself rather environmentally-conscious, together we’re both far from traditional in any sense of a wedding, so we were super excited to find a virtual invite that met all our needs and cost a fraction of the typical paper invites. All of our guests loved the convenience of the invites since they could pull up the information from their phone! The site is easy to navigate, invites are completely customizable, and their tracking feature makes following up with guests a breeze!

Enthusiastic, courteous and responsive. They quickly resolved an issue with the coupon on their website and then also made a minor change for our wedding invites in less than 48 hours. Wish all my vendor were this great.

We could not stomach spending all the money people normally spend on paper products for their wedding. I was SO happy I found this amazing website. We found a beautiful invitation option that was FREE! We emailed them out to everyone with a link attached to RSVP on our wedding website. I loved how customizable these invitations are, and I especially love the tracking feature! I was able to see if someone hadn't opened it yet and then get ahold of them to remind them! I even could resend the invitations when people were slacking on their rsvps. I will definitely be using Paperless Post again in the future for invitations!

Paperless Post made wedding invites and RSVPs a breeze! We decided from the start that we didn't want to do paper invites because they're expensive, hard to track and not very eco-friendly. We loved our experience with Paperless Post. The digital invites were lovely and there are so many designs and customizations to choose from. Plus, you can update details and edit at any time. You can message guests, track RSVPs in real time and best of all... send reminders to those who haven't responded. I liked that I could order paper invites for guests that don't use email and to have a few to keep after the wedding. I HIGHLY recommend going paperless and using Paperless Post!

I used paper and Evites because they matched my wedding website from the knot. The only downsides of the digital service are that when you send follow up emails through them they can't be formatted at all. They're all center justified and it looks odd for an informational email. It was really easy to use their rsvp tracking, resend emails that bounced, etc. The coin payment system is a little odd. It was nice to be able to mail a paper invite to the old school folks that matched but it was hard to track them online. I had to enter fake emails for them all.

We loved our save the dates! We did a photo background on paper. We ordered a sample and loved the quality and fonts and options they offered! Also very affordable and easy to work with! We'd definitely use them again!

We used Paperless Post for our rehearsal invites and really liked how easy it was to see if an invite was seen, even if our guest didn't RSVP. The only thing I would say that needs an improvement is the insert card is hard to see on the banner. With the designs without an insert, this is a non-issue.

I specifically chose Paperlesspost because they allowed for a custom, square, 2-sided card which I wanted to design as my Save The Date. I wanted a full photo of me and my fiance on one side and the date and location on the other. After ordering countless samples, I finally decided on which coloring I liked best and ordered the full shipment of 110 printed cards. I received the order and the coloring was WAY off. It was incredibly light and the whole photo looked washed out. It was not comparable at ALL to the sample or the draft online. They were responsive, and said that there was a problem with the printer and that they would rush a re-print and overnight a new order to me. I received the order a few days later and it was also WAY off. This time the picture was SO dark you couldn't even see our eyes, our sockets just looked black. Again, I contacted them right away and they told me that they "can never guarantee 100% that your order is going to come out looking exactly like your sample or draft" which is, of course, complete BS. They said they would refund me, rush an order again, and overnight me a new order that was "as close as possible" to the the picture I had initially tried to order. A few days later I received the 3RD shipment of the Save The Dates, and of course, they were still wrong. I ended up having to send them anyway because I was already so late in my mailing timeline because of this whole process. It was a relief to be done with the whole process and to get them out in the mail. Then, yesterday, I start getting text messages from friends and family that they'd received my Save The Date, only to see in a few of their pictures that the black envelope liner had completely bled onto the white backing of the card (aka the side that had the date and location on it). At that point, I just wanted to crawl into a hole and never come out. The fact that they refunded me means nothing. I would have rather paid 3x the price for what I actually wanted.

They get 4 stars for pretty invitations but MINUS ONE STAR for customer support! No live chat, no phone number, and no real time (or even real help during their limited support hours) help! I emailed last night and received a reply that demonstrated the person NEVER Read my email or opened my spreadsheet! Then they didn't reply to my attempts to reply! Simply UNACCEPTABLE!

I was very happy with the level of service and personal attention I received regarding my order of wedding invitations from Paperless Post (paper). I had a bit of an issue with my first order as I wasn't happy with the quality of the print job, and I didn't end up liking the color of the envelope liner I selected (they do not offer to send a proof of the envelopes...just the main invitation), but after reaching out to customer service, they went above and beyond to help get my order right, and I was wowed by the amount of personal attention I received. I am now extremely pleased with our invitations! If you don't have the budget for a stationer, I highly recommend Paperless Post paper. They have a great variety of designs to choose from -- including the popular Rifle Paper designs!

I've been using them for every event leading up to the wedding! It's been so convenient and easy to use for both me and the guests! Would recommend to everyone for any occasion!

Not happy with their customer service, my invitations are being hold in customs and still waiting for them after two and a half weeks. Had to send an email to their help email and the guy that replied pretty much blamed me for not putting my last name in the order, I can't really remember why would't I have done that but anyway. Don't use this website there's too many around to bother with delays like mine.

We've used PaperlessPost for all our wedding paper goods – engagement party, save the date, bridal shower, etc. They have both online and paper options (don't let the name fool you!) and beautiful designer options for insanely good prices.

Paperless post is the best for both paper and online invitations! We did half paper (for the guests that we knew did not check their email often) and half online (for the guests that we did check their email often). It saved us a good amount of money on invitation costs! Also, i liked the design of the invitations more than any other website I searched! After we ordered our paper invitations, a representative from Paperless post reached out to us to make sure that she understood the order details (we wanted black font on a cream/gold envelope and she thought we may have wanted gold font). Thank you Paperless post!!!

Paperless Post made it easy to create our cute, matching save-the-date cards and invitations!

I LOVE working with the company! I ordered my rehearsal dinner and brunch invitations from them. The editing tool is super easy to use and the turn around time was really fast. I decided to go back to get our wedding ceremony programs and menus from them as well. I had a few special requests for our ceremony programs, and their support team was responsive and pleasant to work with. I will definitely be using them for other events in the future!

This company is inept! Their software needs some serious work and to make matters worse they don't answer their help line or emails EVER!!!! It doesn't matter if you are a paying customer or not. I have paid for invites and Thank you cards only to find errors on their pages that were not present in my file . Only to be seen after the cards were sent to people ! What a night nightmare! Stay away!!!

The invitations came late, some not at all. When they did come, the text was blurry and hard to read.

My Hubby and I had decided that we didn't want to kill trees, and also that we wanted to be able to quickly access RSVPs and more easily communicate with our guests. Paperless post was classy, had plenty of options, and left us with the ability to add our own personal touches throughout. Also made sending thank you cards SO EASY!! And then we moved and were able to send WE MOVED cards to everyone SO QUICKLY!! Couldn't recommend this site more!

I used Paperless Post for my printed Save the Dates, Wedding Invitations and Welcome Cocktail Invitations. They have so many beautiful designs that I could not find anywhere else and the quality is excellent. The support team was always prompt to help guide me along the way. They even sent samples and took the time to explain the different printed processes. Thank you!

We used Paperless Post for our wedding invitations and rehearsal dinner invites. The paper quality is AMAZING and customer service is great. We went with the extra thick paper for our wedding invitations which gave them a more expensive feel even though we got a great deal. I was able to make a custom rehearsal dinner invitation using their clip art and fonts, we loved them and got many compliments on both invites. Highly recommend!

We used Paperless Post to email our Save the Dates out to our friends and family. While this is still unconventional to do, we loved the ease of everything being electronics, and our guests really liked it too. First of all, emails are a cheaper option: we were able to sent out over 200 invitations for less than $40, and customize it to what we wanted. Secondly, you can see who has opened the email, who has yet to read it, and which emails bounced back. It is easy to add a few more emails and re-send the same invite with the same information. In addition to this data collection, guests are able to respond to the email if you wish. This service would also be great for collecting addresses, or even sending out actual invitations if you are going the paperless route for that too. Paperless Post is easy to navigate, and they have a lot of super cute options for customization and already-designed invitations. We will be using this for more events in the future!

Used them to send invitations to people who were on the internet- which is almost everyone these days. Still send invitations via mail to grandparents but used Paperless Post for all the rest. Great ability to track who opened the invite and good designs that made it my own!

We made or wedding invitations with them because we were not sending paper invitations and they have a large selection of digital designs. They have a beautiful selection, and you can customize them any way you want. We managed the guest list through their portal and shared our wedding registry through them too. It was super practical, and inexpensive. We ended up ordering a printed version of our invitations, for around $36 for 10 sets of invitation and envelopes. The quality of the prints and envelopes was very good too.

We absolutely loved our invites! We now you paperless post for all of our stationary needs.

Great selection, quality invitations at an affordable price.

We met online, my husband is a web developer, we needed invitations to reflect us. We were looking for an electronic way of doing classy invites and landed here. They were prefect! Not only were the invites superb, with their fancy animations, but the tracking for RSVPs was amazing! I felt so much luckier than my friends who sent paper ones, because my RSVPs were all organized for me. I could log in from anywhere and see who had opened it, who hadn't, who was coming, who wasn't. And I could add to the invite at anytime and it would automatically change in our guests emails. I could resend invites that were lost in inboxes- it was great! All these perks came at a fraction of the stress and the cost, and saved paper too! I highly recommend!

I used Paperless Post for my Save the Dates and Thank You cards. I was delighted with the quality of their products, their designs, and their excellent service. I would not hesitate to use them again!

We had so many friends and family spread out mostly in the US and Canada, but other parts of the world too. We decided against paper invitations for a couple main reasons. We didn't have time to manually count and mange RSVP's and we also wanted a way to link our website and wedding emails altogether. We loved using paperless post. The layout to make invitations is very easy and the RSVP section is well organized. I would this again for an event and highly recommend it to those who are low on planning time!!

I used Paperless Post for my engagement party invitations and for planning my friend's bachelorette party. It's easy to use, free (for the most part), and has really beautiful designs.

These are very convenient if you are planning a last minute wedding and are not allowed the time for paper invitations. It was nice to have everything organized online also.

We did electronic invitations since we planned our wedding on shorter notice. They worked out great and people had their invitations electronically so they could check for details. Worked out especially well since we had a bit of a destination wedding and almost everyone was from out of town.

I have used Paperless Post many times before for party invites, shower invites, thank you notes, and cards. So when it was time for wedding invitations, I knew I would go green, go cheap, and go Paperless! I had one older guest who didn't "get" that the email WAS the invite, but other than that, Paperless Post was a big hit. Everyone loved the designs we used (we sent Save the Dates, the wedding invites, and the rehearsal dinner invites), and I was able to make them all coordinate--AND they coordinated with our Knot wedding website!!! So neat to sort of "brand" our big day! If you want to go traditional and send paper invites, Paperless Post can ALSO do that for you, with a bazillion different designs, and they can either send blanks to you to address or mail, or I believe they can address and mail them for you! I also love love love the tracking features on the Paperless Post site--made tracking down those non-RSVPers easy--you can see who has opened an invite, they can send you private messages about the event if they have questions, you can send reminders out, updates to all guests, or just those guests who are coming...really, their site is kind of amazing and super super helpful. I truly do use PP for pretty much all on my invites, of any kind--you would be happy using them for your big day. And did I mention it's FREE??????? Hello????? Don't you have somewhere else in the budget that money would be better used? (And if you're dying to have a copy of your invite for your scrapbook...yes, you can order just ONE paper copy for yourself. Did I do that for all of my invites? Absolutely.) Really, I can't say enough good things about Paperless Post. GO PAPERLESS!

We were told of horror stories with wedding invitations when beginning our planning process. The people don't always respond, purchasing stamps, waiting to receive the replies in the mail, etc. Finding paperless post was a saver! You purchase credits to get the cards and all cards are customized with your information. You can input all email addresses for guests and send the invites out all at once. Each response you get is shown in your log in so it will count how many people are coming to your event and is so helpful in keeping track of guest count. Only criticism is that most people have to open the invitation on a computer rather than a phone or tablet. However, I think this is due to this being a new innovation in the invitation world so I would assume this would be updated at a later date. Otherwise, using paperless post was a great decision and I would recommend it to all!

Paperless Post was GREAT. We knew that stationary wasn't a top priority for us, but that we would want a few paper invitations for parents, scrapbooks, etc. So, instead of spending all that money on stamps, return envelopes, menu cards, regular envelopes, etc. we just went with Paperless Post. There's a huge selection of invitations to fit your style, you can order paper invitations just for the people you know would ACTUALLY keep them, and the online service means you can send follow-up emails requesting RSVPs or reminding them of the upcoming deadline, plus, once you enter in the time and location, the guest can choose to add it to their calendar. Talk about an all-in-one service! The only potential issue is that, since it's a template, you can't go crazy with the customization. You pick what works for you, and go with it. We ended up using Paperless Post for our Rehearsal Dinner, Welcome Event, and Wedding invitations, and would recommend it to ANYONE planning a wedding. Any time I had a question, I would get a response in less than 24 hours...even on weekends. They have an around-the-clock staff making sure that this service is easy to use.

This website was very easy to work with to design and customize my invitation suite. I would highly recommend. I thought that I needed the most expensive paper weight to get a card stock invitation. Instead I ended up with almost a cardboard quality. So just know that you don't have to go with the most expensive to get GREAT invitations. This website was also VERY affordable.

For those who don't mind (or even prefer!) an electronic invitation, PaperlessPost was a very elegant way to send them. The system works very well to collect RSVPs and you can see statuses of all invited guests in one place. There are many designs of invitations and "envelopes" to choose from and I had no trouble finding something I liked. The only improvement I would add is the ability for the bride and groom to print single or just a handful of invitations as a personal souvenir. (Minimum order is 25 cards). Otherwise, a really helpful and effective system for an otherwise paper-heavy task!

We were very happy with the way our Paperless Post wedding invitations turned out. They were delivered so quickly and they were much more affordable than other online wedding stationary sites. Beautiful, unique designs to choose from with the right flexibility for customization.

We decided to use paperless post because of the amazing value their service offers and the ease of ordering paper invitations in addition to the online invitations. As we began designing and sending the invitations we reached out to the staff multiple times. Each time we submitted a question, we received a response within a couple of hours. Additionally, we loved the tracking feature and the iPhone app that are all available for free. We would definitely recommend this service!!

We used Paperless Post for online invitations for our more tech-savvy guests to save paper at our sustainable wedding. I actually liked it better than the print we had done elsewhere. The invitations were beautiful; but the thing I liked best was the TRACKING system. It was so easy to keep track of who responded, who didn't, who was coming, and who wasn't. And I could keep that list on my account (I didn't need to download it), so it was ridiculously easy to send out thank you cards afterward! We had a guest who lost their card, and this system made it easy to re-send a link to it, without having to pay to send another. It was VERY cost-effective, too. I hardly spent any money on it (maybe $60-70 tops) with all of my save-the-dates and invitations. I spent extra on paper thank you cards with photos from my wedding, for the few people who were given paper invitations. I liked it THAT much---I didn't go back to my original stationer! Definitely try them out!

I chose to save on invitations by using the paperless post. I refused to waste my money on something that people will most likely throw away. Most of my guests were younger and know how to operate a computer so they received an e-mail invitation that I was able to completely customized off of a chosen template. For my guests that don't even know how to turn on a computer I was able to order paper versions of my online invite. it was fantastic, easy to use and cheap, less than 100 bucks for my +180 invites. The website was also extremely easy to use. You could see which guests responded and could contact them immediately. It was amazing. I highly recommend Paperless Post if you are on a budget and want to do something a bit different.

Paperless post is great. You can send your invitations by email, so it's way cheaper than sending them all by mail. They have lots of free designs, so we were able to send our save the dates entirely for free. For the invitations, the prettier designs have a small cost per invitation you send, but we were still able to send all of ours for less than what the cost of postage alone would have been. Another great feature is the ability to communicate with all your guests with one click (for free) if you need to send out any updates. There's also a place to collect addresses or RSVPs or to send private messages. And if you have some guests who don't prefer email, you can pay to have copies of the invitation you designed printed to send out. Overall we were very pleased with paperless post and will probably use it for other things in the future.

This is the best bang for your buck. Seriously. They do all the tracking, RSVP's, reminders, follow up, and you can even print your guest list. They don't charge extra for RSVPs and they have a plethora of designs to choose from.