Personalized greeting cards ensure recipients don’t confuse heartfelt messages with bulk mail or cheerful eviction notices. Deliver standout stationery with today’s Groupon from Keeping Me Posted. Choose between the following options:
- For $15, you get $30 worth of custom invitations, announcements, and holiday greeting cards.
- For $20, you get 20 customized cards with seven-day shipping included (a $42.75 value).<p>
Keeping Me Posted’s online design tools help clients customize greeting cards, invitations, and announcements to charm friends and family members with high-quality prints. Card architects choose from more than 200 professional card designs, and fine-tune text color, size, and font before composing welcoming messages or cryptic riddles. Holiday cards celebrate occasions throughout the year with specialized layouts for Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and the Fourth of July. Customers can declare the arrival of newborn boys or girls with thick, matte announcements ($15.90–$16.90 for 10) or beg charitable guests to save the date with stacks of wedding invitations ($15.90–$16.90 for 10).
The online interface can upload photos directly from Facebook, Flickr, or Picasa, and can even transform existing images into black-and-white or sepia shots. Keeping Me Posted’s thick, matte paper stands up beautifully to postal journeys alongside bullying electric bills, and an HP Indigo printing press documents text with brilliant clarity.
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Instead of picking out a premade, cookie-cutter holiday card for her family, Kristen decided to make her own. This small decision eventually led to huge opportunities: her husband, Sammy, was so impressed by her homespun creations that the two of them decided to channel Kristen’s craftiness into their own business. Today, the married duo captain Keeping Me Posted, a creative operation that combines Kristen's talent for colorful designs with Sammy’s business know-how to yield custom, one-of-a-kind cards printed on first-rate materials.
Once customers choose from more than 200 designs, including modern shower invitations, moving announcements, and Christmas cards, they can upload images from their computer or straight from Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, or SmugMug. The program easily filters pictures into black-and-white or sepia tones for those sending cards to family members who live in the 1920s. Customers can also personalize the cards with their names and personal messages. Once an order is submitted, the staff optimizes each photo for printing by removing red-eye, brightening hues, or sharpening the resolution if needed. HP Indigo printing presses then emblazon designs on thick, high-quality matte paper. Customers interested in crafting a wholly unique creation can call to have Keeping Me Posted custom design any card for no extra cost.