Five Fun Online Postcard Services


Updated 07/09/09 9:24 AM · Posted by GeekSugar · 1 comment

Five Fun Online Postcard Services

The thrill of receiving a postcard in the mail never gets old, but being able to fix one up all nice and snazzy for a friend or family member is even more thrilling (I love imagining the looks on their faces once it gets to them). Thankfully because we live in this digital era, postcards have come a long way. Did you know that you can take a photo on your iPhone and an app will whip it into a Read more

Send Friends and Family Postcards With One Penny Post


Updated 02/23/09 10:11 AM · Posted by GeekSugar · 6 comments

Send Friends and Family Postcards With One Penny Post

Here's a novel idea. Take a photo, type up a message to go with it, then have someone else print it up and post it! With a new site called One Penny Post, it really is that easy. I often waste so much time searching through postcards whenever I'm in a new destination spot, so this way, I can take my own picture and I don't even have to stress about finding stamps — cause we all know that Read more

Send a Quick Greeting With One of These 19 Ecard Sites and Card Apps


Updated 12/22/11 10:32 PM · Posted by · 2 comments

Best Ecard Sites and Card Apps

Handwritten cards are always appreciated, but if you've forgotten to pick up a batch for the holidays, sending an ecard today might be your last hope for sending well wishes this season. Let your friends and family know you're thinking about them by shooting off a few ecards today (or whenever you get the urge to say hello). GroupCard — Want to personalize a thank-you card from your whole Read more

Best Black Friday Deals Roundup


Updated 11/23/11 11:10 AM · Posted by · 0 comments

Best Black Friday Deals 2011

It's hard to believe that we're halfway through November already, but it's true. Not only is it time to start thinking about your guest list for Thanksgiving dinner, but also your Black Friday shopping list. Get a head start on your planning by checking out these Black Friday ads that are already posted online for your browsing pleasure. Amazon Motorola phones will be on sale for just a penny. Read more

Ask a Savvy Bride: Is It OK to Invite Guests to Engagement Party and Not Wedding?


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Is It Rude to Invite People to an Engagement Party and Not the Wedding?

Wedding etiquette can be tricky, like this question below, so be sure to ask our Savvy Bride your questions in the Ask Savvy group. Dear Savvy, My fiancé and I are trying to be as smart with our money as possible while planning our upcoming wedding. We need to keep it small, but like most weddings, the list keeps growing and growing. I was venting to a co-worker the other day and she suggested Read more

Ask a Savvy Bride: What to Tell RSVPs With Uninvited Plus Ones


Updated 08/30/11 4:56 PM · Posted by SavvySugar · 35 comments

RSVPing to a Wedding When They Weren't Invited With Guest

Wedding planning and etiquette can be tricky. If you have a dilemma like the one below, be sure to ask our Savvy Bride for help in the Ask Savvy group. Dear Savvy Bride, My fiance and I are currently collecting our RSVP cards to our wedding. We're having just 100 people and already a handful of guests have replied plus one when they weren't invited with a date. My fiance is much more laid back Read more

The Art of Gifting


Updated 04/01/11 7:27 PM · Posted by Guest Writer · 1 comment

Gift-Giving Tips From Author Emily Giffin

Editor's Note: The following is a guest post written by Emily Giffin, author of Something Borrowed and four other best-selling novels. For more from Emily, like her on Facebook. At this point in my (very) late thirties, I don’t necessarily relish the anniversary of my birth, but I do confess to loving a beautifully wrapped, satisfying gem of a gift. My dearest friends certainly delivered last Read more

Japan's Earthquake: The Smart Way to Give When Disaster Strikes


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How to Donate Money Toward Japan's Earthquake Disaster

It's extremely frustrating to feel helpless. And that's how I felt when I watched images of the horrifying tragedy in Japan flash across my TV screen. I'm sure hundreds of thousands, if not millions, share similar sentiments. When a disaster first hits, the urge to give aid can sometimes be overwhelming, and many will rush to donate. However, that's not always the wisest approach. Many of you Read more