Paper Bride Debuts First of Its Kind Bridal Greeting Card Line At National Stationery Show

Paper Bride, a brand new stationery and notecard line with the young, chic bride in mind, plans to make a splash at the upcoming National Stationery Show with the debut of their unique line of bridal correspondence.

NEW YORK, NY (PRWEB) May 14, 2005 -- Paper Bride (www.paperbride.com), a fresh, young company new to the wedding and stationery market, has put an entirely new spin on the concept of bridal correspondence with their introduction of a unique line of greeting cards and postcard books.

Targeted toward chic, young, brides in the planning stages of their weddings, brides are encouraged to thank outside the box" with a distinct and varied collection of themes including thanking out of town guests for traveling long distances, silly and sweet conveyances of affection for bridesmaids, apologies for turning into a temporary "bridezilla," and thank yous for everyone from mom and dad, to a new mother-in-law, to the caterer.

Launched by former Entertainment Industry executive Erica Goldstein, Paper Brides line features fun, tongue-in-cheek cards which aim to help every bride through the often unpredictable and stressful process of planning a wedding.

"I was inspired to create Paper Bride after attending and taking part in so many beautiful weddings. I've watched my friends go through an incredibly unique range of emotions and experiences during their engagements, and was compelled to create a line of cards that could help each bride reflect upon some of her own ups and downs during this wonderful time in their lives," said Ms. Goldstein."

Cards are sold both individually and in themed boxes in retail stores throughout the country. Each themed box (which contains 10 cards and 10 envelopes) reflects various common topics every bride must tackle: Friends & Family, Bridal Party, General Thank Yous, Vendor Thank Yous and Will you be my bridesmaid" cards.

In addition to the greeting cards, the line also includes postcard books with cards that can easily be pulled out and mailed to friends and family to announce engagements, or save the dates." There is even a Jewish themed postcard book available for overzealous mothers and grandmothers who are anxious to announce the engagement of their loved ones: Baruch Atah Adonai, Thank God she Found a Boy!"

Paper Bride has plans to continue to update and expand their presence in the market through the introduction of new products and tools aimed at helping the modern bride navigate through her adventures in wedding planning.

About Paper Bride
Headquartered in New York City, Paper Bride offers a unique line of greeting cards, stationery and postcard books for todays chic modern bride. For more information, please visit www.paperbride.com

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