Full size

If you are trying to make your invitation a unique size, try buying full size sheets. There is a wide variety of colors and weights to choose from. We can also cut them down to almost any size that you need.

http://www.paper-papers.com/paper-full-size-sheets.html

Almost done!

Now that you have finished your invitations, its time to think about shipping. Complete the process with Avery Address labels. Purchase, print and head to the post office!

http://www.paper-papers.com/Avery-48160-30-UP-EcoFriendly-Address-Labels-Pack-of-750.html

Shipping

If you want to know when your package will arrive to you make sure to check out our transit map. You can also contact customer service with further shipping questions. Please remember if time and transit is critical to call the warehouse and check stock before placing your order.

http://www.paper-papers.com/ShippingInfo-UPS-Time-Transit-Map.html

BUY IN BULK

Looking to save a few bucks? Try buying your paper and envelopes in bulk. We have made it easier to shop for larger quantities. There are two new categories called bulk envelopes and bulk paper.

http://www.paper-papers.com/bulk-paper.html

Arturo stationery

If you were having a hard time finding the perfect size in the Arturo stationery, problem solved! We now have it listed on our site in 8.5 x 11, 19 x 25 and 25 x 38. We do provide cutting services if you want a size that isn't listed. Also if you have never tried these cards and envelopes here is your chance. It is sale all month long!

http://www.paper-papers.com/arturo-paper-and-cards.html

Samples

Don't let yourself be surprised! Find out just how the paper looks before you order a large quantity by ordering a sample pack first. There are many to choose from. This is a great way to make sure that the paper is exactly what you want.

http://www.paper-papers.com/paper-sample-packs.html

Paper Weights

If you find yourself confused about the paper weights we have a helpful tool. We have now added a chart that goes from the thinner weights to the thicker ones. No more wondering if you are ordering the right weight. Just check the chart and it will give you a better understanding.

http://www.paper-papers.com/paper-weights/index.html