There’s one main reason I haven’t deleted Facebook yet: Facebook events remains the single easiest way to get people together. Make an event invite, and you’re done. But there are a few problems with ...

Founders of digital business are defying their startup model Partnering with printer%2C online card-maker is selling wedding invites In digital age%2C people still like to get print invites for ...

– You've got mail. Fifteen years ago, Alexa Hirschfeld and her brother, James Hirschfeld, launched Paperless Post. Described by the siblings as both a design company and a tech company, Paperless Post ...

On an afternoon this spring, James Hirschfeld, a founder of Paperless Post, was at the company’s New York City office surveying moodboards for digital invitation designs. They included materials for ...

The company launched as a solution to the outdated and often inaccessible nature of snail mail. But its latest product, a collection of 26 digital cards inspired by London’s Victoria and Albert Museum ...

If you’re planning a party or event, you currently have three choices for sending invitations: Have invitations printed at a stationery store. Use an online planning website, such as Evite. Or send ...

Every good party begins with an invitation, but does how one arrives matter as much as what is says? Today, invites to everything from barbecues to bacchanals can come via text, direct message, or ...

Paperless Post, a company that has built a name for itself offering a cloud-based, visually engaging, way of sending people invites by email, is going retro: today the company is officially launching ...

Sometimes you just don't have time to write out a card or a letter. Having to buy the supplies, get a stamp, and mail it off can be tedious work during a busy day. I get it. Which is why (if you're ...

Your kid’s party invites just got a new look. Paperless Post has launched a new Disney collection featuring online invitations designed with every princess and talking animal, toy or robot under the ...

Paperless Post, the design-first invitations service, has today announced the launch of a new product called Flyer. Flyer is meant to be a more lightweight invitation, for events like a BBQ or a ...

While a sophomore at Harvard, James Hirschfeld put lots of time into planning his 21st birthday party, but when it came time to figure out invitations, he was disappointed with his options–expensive ...