Change of address cards get way easier--and more philanthropic--in a digital world
If you're moving, the thought of sending beautiful little change of address stationery is kind of lovely. But let's be frank, in this day and age, that means you're asking your friends and family to open the card, bring it to the compute…
July 19, 2012•2 min read
If you're moving, the thought of sending beautiful little change of address stationery is kind of lovely. But let's be frank, in this day and age, that means you're asking your friends and family to open the card, bring it to the computer, and enter the info. Unless of course all your friends and family are still using Rolodex cards and pens. (In which case, we're surprised to see you here. Welcome!)
Paperless Post, a long time favorite resource of mine, has a vast and growing collection of online moving announcements
that I love. I've always been a fan of Paperless Post's cards because, unlike other
ecard sites, the tasteful envelope animation and the delivery mechanism
really demand that recipients open and read it.
There are more than 30 designs to choose from, including some city -specific cards like New York (seen here), Boston, London, and Paris. I wish.
But what I really love--in a new Paperless Post feature, you can even customize your own stamp, including a selection of stamps for good which supports organizations like Project (RED), Amnesty International, and the ASPCA which will receive a $.05 donation for each one used.
That can really add up if you think of all the people moving, and all the people they'll want to send a moving announcement to.
Especially now that you don't have to write out every single envelope by hand. -Liz
Find a selection of digital moving announcements plus invitations, stationery and more online at Paperless Post. And make sure to check out the Stamps for Good selection when you're customizing your cards. Plus, you can now post them to Facebook! Wham - easy way to get all your friends at once.
There are more than 30 designs to choose from, including some city -specific cards like New York (seen here), Boston, London, and Paris. I wish.
But what I really love--in a new Paperless Post feature, you can even customize your own stamp, including a selection of stamps for good which supports organizations like Project (RED), Amnesty International, and the ASPCA which will receive a $.05 donation for each one used.
That can really add up if you think of all the people moving, and all the people they'll want to send a moving announcement to.
Especially now that you don't have to write out every single envelope by hand. -Liz
Find a selection of digital moving announcements plus invitations, stationery and more online at Paperless Post. And make sure to check out the Stamps for Good selection when you're customizing your cards. Plus, you can now post them to Facebook! Wham - easy way to get all your friends at once.
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