Etiquette
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Etiquette Engagement party 101: tips, etiquette, and planning
So, you’re engaged! Congratulations are certainly in order. An engagement is one of the most special times in a couple’s life, and an engagement party is the best way to start celebrating before all the hectic wedding planning […]
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Etiquette 8 wedding invitation etiquette tips
When considering proper etiquette for wedding invitations, there are two things you should keep in mind: the timing when sending out your wedding invitations and the informational details included in the invitations. Whether you are still looking for […]
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Etiquette What to write in a Christmas card
You’ve had a long six (Seven? Eight?) months. Human contact may not have been in abundance this year, at least not in person. You may be kind of excited to reach out to friends, loved ones, or colleagues […]
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Etiquette How to write a summer party invitation
Planning a summer party but not sure how to word the invitation? You will want to be sure to include all of the details of the event while highlighting the overall theme as well. From summer engagement parties […]
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Etiquette Kids’ birthday invitation wording 101
When it comes to planning your child’s birthday party, creating an invitation is a fun and exciting way to let everyone know about the celebration. With kids’ birthday invitations, all the important details of the event are conveniently […]
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Etiquette Tips for save the date etiquette
Getting married is an exciting—and busy—time. There’s so much planning to do, so many details to keep track of, and many moving parts that help make it a day to remember. One of the most important steps is […]
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Etiquette 16 reasons why you should send save the dates
Believe it or not, save the dates are fairly new as far as wedding traditions go. They have become popular in today’s culture largely because they offer so many different benefits for engaged couples (and their guests). Life […]
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Etiquette What to include in a save the date
Getting married is a special time that you naturally want to share with all of your favorite people. After all, that’s what a wedding is for, right? It’s a day to declare your love and commitment publicly, before […]
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Etiquette Writing the perfect dinner party invitation
Dinner parties are a fun way to get together with people you care about and spend some quality time together. Conversation, good food, a little music, and maybe a few drinks are all part and parcel of a […]
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Etiquette How to host a virtual party (and why you should)
While there’s nothing like gathering to celebrate life’s moments in person, there are times when it just isn’t possible. If you’re far from family and friends or looking for new ways to connect during the Covid-19 outbreak, hosting […]
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Etiquette Coronavirus and your event: communication tips for hosts and guests
At Paperless Post, we exist to connect people in a more meaningful way. As Coronavirus (COVID-19) impacts how people gather around the world, this isn’t business as usual. We’re committed to doing all we can to help during […]
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Partnerships Tips on being the best holiday party guest ever with Derek Blasberg
You may know him from his Instagram account, his role as the Head of Fashion and Beauty for YouTube, or the man you’ve come to count on turning up at all the best parties. The New York Times […]
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Etiquette How to make your next gathering truly memorable
We get it. Professional events can be boring at best and pointless at worst. In The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters, author Priya Parker, an expert in conflict resolution, argues that we’re just […]
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Etiquette How to calculate the correct amount of food and drinks for your professional event
You don’t have to be a professional event planner to plan a successful professional event. While we can’t put your client presentation together for you or stuff swag bags, we can help make sure all your guests are […]
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Etiquette When to Host Every Wedding-Related Event
First off, congratulations are in order. You or someone you love is newly engaged! Take a moment to bask in this, because it is, in fact, a big deal. No offense to Tolstoy, who began Anna Karenina with […]