While it seems the rest of the industry is shifting to an online focus, Paperless Post, a popular digital stationery company, has been there, done that, and decided to go against the grain by offering print versions of their creatively designed e-vites in October in their PAPER collection.

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The risky move was met with positive response, particularly amongst brides- and grooms-to-be, and the brand is now expanding on their newfound clientele by introducing a full range of stunning save the dates (available in print and digital). Theyโ€™re also collaborating with top-notch designers such as Mr. Boddington ,The Indigo Bunting, Linda & Harriet, Bernard Maisner and Kate Spade New York, with plans to introduce letterpress and engraving options in March.

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Electronic invites are priced at 25 cents each, and their print counterparts at approximately $1.85, including envelopes. Click here to view the entire wedding collection.

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Brittny Drye is the senior editor at Equally Wed, the nation’s premier online magazine for gay and lesbian weddings and honeymoons. Follow her on Twitter @BrittnyDrye.