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Delphine knew the invitation was part of the party
A lime-green booth, a paper trail to American Greetings, and a designer who treated stationery as something worth keeping. Inside Delphine’s small, carefully composed world.
Zola’s Wedding Planner Is Free. Follow the Gift Money.
Zola turned the wedding registry into a store with a planning business attached. Its bet: help couples handle the logistics, and earn a place in the spending that follows.
Paperless Post
Paperless Post is a New York-based digital stationery company that lets people design, send, and manage invitations, cards, and event pages online. Founded by siblings James and Alexa Hirschfeld, it pairs free customizable templates with premium, designer-collaboration cards and built-in RSVP and guest-management tools, and has been used to send invitations to hundreds of millions of recipients.
Minted
Minted is a San Francisco design marketplace that turns crowdsourced art from independent artists into holiday cards, wedding invitations, wall art, and home decor printed on demand. Founded in 2007 by Mariam Naficy, the company runs continuous design competitions where its community of 15,000+ artists submit work, customers vote, and winning designs are produced and sold worldwide.