There is nothing like a good old fashioned letter. I live for checking my mail. I love getting letters and invitations. I enjoy the ways people express an occasion through pen and paper, through designs of invitations and cards.
I was thrilled when asked to be apart of a review for Paper Culture. It’s an eco-friendly very cool stationery and some amazing designs. I received a sample pack showing off some of the cool designs and some stationery for my own personal use as well. I was flipping out! The paper is a good thick card stock with some really fresh and modern designs. I also like that the envelopes are just as sturdy as the cards. I am really impressed with their products and I can be a kind of stationery snob [shh! don't tell]
Did you catch that Paper Culture is a eco-friendly stationery company? Yeah that’s right! All Paper Culture papers and envelopes are FSC certified as 100% post consumer recycled paper. The company is doing amazing things to be as eco-friendly as possible. Plus, a portion of all Paper Culture proceeds go towards supporting their local community.
I’ve been browsing their site ever since I got the samples. I’m just enamored by their products. They have such cute baby announcements! The Simple Photos: Leaf is my favorite photo announcement for a baby girl. Who doesn’t love to show off their new baby’s cute face? Blooming Cherry Blossoms just makes me want to ooh and aww over a new little girl. Of course I can’t forget about that baby boys! If we ever have a little boy Nautical Announcement would be perfect for a little sailor! I just love all the little anchors. Baby Traveler, an airplane themed announcement, speaks classic boy to me. I fell head over heels though for this adorable Twin Sheep twins announcement card though! How cute is that idea?
Beyond announcements they have kids and adults birthday party invitations, moving announcements [my personal favorite], baptism and so much more. They will soon be having Thank You cards available online as well. Best of all? They have a mail and message program that allows customers the option of having Paper Culture stuff, address, stamp, and mail the cards on your behalf, and until January 1st 2010, the only charge for this service is the actual cost of the stamps!
With the holidays coming up [and several birthday’s in my home] I bet you probably have a need for some thing extra special. So head on over to Paper Culture and find the design that speaks to you.
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