While Deacon still doesn't approve of e-vites for things like wedding invitations, customized electronic messaging services for certain kinds of correspondence are definitely on the "yes" list. Many party invitations, particularly those for less formal gatherings or those taking place with larger groups, can more effectively be managed via electronic corresponence.
You've heard us extoll the virtues of iomoi.com, one of our favorite sites for less-formal thank you's and general "how do you do's," but a new kid on the block may soon usurp their top dog status.
Paperless Post, a site still in beta, promises invitations with the same look and virtual "feel" as high-quality paper invitations, plus a cool flash intro that simulates the pleasure that comes from actually opening an invite. Even better - the site is free (in limited quantities). Choose your look (classic or modern) and occasion, as well as a variety of motifs, colors, and fonts. The writing assistant will even offer suggestions on proper verbage for the occasion.
We're pretty impressed - what are your thoughts? You can sign up via our own special DeaconDoesDC invitation code, here.
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