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 ...

“My mission has been about color, and to make the house synonymous with beautiful color. I always say a Herrera woman is in a pink coat when everyone else on the street is in a black coat,” Carolina ...

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 ...

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 ...

Doodle makes it easy to schedule things with friends, coworkers, whoever — but scheduling isn’t the only thing that you need to organize an event. So the company has also connected its tools to the ...

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 ...

In a nutshell: Apple has introduced a new app called Apple Invites that's designed to help iPhone users craft digital invitations for virtually any occasion. It leverages elements from several popular ...

Fans of Rifle Paper Co. cofounder Anna Bond’s painterly florals and sweet illustrations, rejoice! The company is partnering with Paperless Post for a brand-new collection of stationery—a staggering, ...

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 ...

James and Alexa Hirschfeld, the founders of Paperless Post (Photo: Melody Melamed for Observer). Such has been the case for the Hirschfelds, whose story began back in 2007 when James—then a junior at ...