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Keeping Your Addresses Current with Postable

Adrienne — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 13:01:50 +0000

In an age that is quickly saying goodby to paper and mailed items, it is getting more and more difficult to keep up with family and friends addresses. We came across this wonderful site that helps with this problem!

What can you use this app for?

Postable will be a godsend to anyone who has a major event coming up like a wedding or a reunion, as it allows users to handle a 5-10 hour task in a matter of minutes. Postable is deceptively simple: users simply generate a link and send it out to whomever they need contact information from. As people respond to the link, Postable creates and updates a virtual address book with the most current information. Of course, the app is useful even if a user doesn’t have a major event: birthdays, holidays and anniversaries crop up throughout the year, all events for which an e-mail simply won’t do. Entrepreneurs might also find this app useful for the touch of customer service it will add, allowing them to send out thank you letters and other important mailers, especially if they send the address book link as a matter of course. From the creators: "We created Postable to solve a simple problem: nobody seems to have anybody's mailing address anymore. Email addresses and phone numbers don't help when you want to send somebody an actual piece of mail. Whether you're getting married and need to collect hundreds of mailing addresses, sending out Christmas cards or even if you just want to have a complete, up-to-date address book once and for all, Postable makes it extremely easy. We are fanatical about privacy and will never use any piece of information submitted to this site for any reason other than to provide you with an amazing Address Book."

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Vintage Rose {Featured Invitation}

Danielle — Tue, 24 May 2011 22:46:00 +0000

Love this vintage rose invitation and program combo! The colors seem perfect for a fall wedding and I really like how the invitation and the program are coordinating. Tying in the invitation to the ceremony and reception decor is always a great touch.

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Birthdays and Celebrations {New from Envelopments}

Danielle — Wed, 04 May 2011 12:04:00 +0000

The Envelopments Social Release continues - and this week, it is all about Birthdays. From babies to boomers (and everything in between) Envelopments has created the perfect range of party invitations to suit any age.

Now I know my youngest is just barely 5 months old but I'm already planning her first birthday out in my head and think that this design, Bella Phillips, would be perfect for the tea party I'm imagining for her. Wouldn't these just be perfect? So beautiful. I can't wait to start playing and customizing them.

Check out Envelopment's blog post here with more ideas and inspiration for birthday fun!

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Computerized Addressing!

Danielle — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 23:35:00 +0000

As another option to hand addressing your invitations or hiring a calligrapher, I often suggest computer calligraphy to brides. Computer calligraphy gives your invitation's envelope a custom look and can be completed quickly, especially for rush services.

Computerized calligraphy can normally be turned around in 1-2 days and we can set up a proof before you even have all your names and addresses in place - then once you send in your gusts list we can just run with the format you have already approved.

Custom Programs offers an abundance of lettering styles and we can now also do "exquisite addressing" which gives an added TOUCH of sophistication or whimsy for couture styling using graphics, flourishes or monograms. Visit our website to get more information and templates for submitting your guests names.

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