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"For those moments when you need to send out some party invites or a quick &amp;#x27;n&amp;#x27; pretty note but don&amp;#x27;t want to get into the business of buying expensive stationary and hunting down mailing addresses, Kate Spade&amp;#x27;s designs for e-card service Paperless Post are just the ticket. I use Paperless Post for all things informal but thought-out; Mad Men viewings at my apartment, celebratory brunches with family, general holiday cheer-spreading, and more. The site is really easy to use, the designs are gorgeous, and the prices are very reasonable (less than 50 cents per card). Kate Spade&amp;#x27;s collection includes greeting cards and party invites with the brand&amp;#x27;s signature whimsical/chic vibe. Here are a few of my favorites in the collection. Next time you&amp;#x27;re about to send out a group email corralling friends for dinner or the like, send one of these instead! Check out the full collection on paperlesspost.com and tell me: Have you used Paperless Post? Do you dig Kate Spade&amp;#x27;s designs? What&amp;#x27;s your philosophy on real versus electronic cards and invites? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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