Finally, a more attractive option than Evite. Has anybody out there tried sending email invitations using Pingg? I think I'll have to next time. The invitations look a lot cleaner. A simple graphic and text, period. You can also upload your own art.
Finally, a more attractive option than Evite. Has anybody out there tried sending email invitations using Pingg? I think I'll have to next time. The invitations look a lot cleaner. A simple graphic and text, period. You can also upload your own art.
Ooooh, it looks promising. I won't be sad to say good bye to evite.
ReplyDeletei like those. Not too cheesy either:)
ReplyDeleteCool site! I love that they offer a share with facebook option, because facebook events have now pretty much taken place of evite invitations in my world! Going to have to give these a shot sometime :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice thing! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the designer templates!
Very cool site - thanks for sharing it! It just seems so much cleaner than evite.
ReplyDeleteJess, you are the queen of awesome links. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI just used Pingg for the first time last night to send birthday party invitations. It was a breath of fresh air, let me tell you! I uploaded my own graphic which was super easy and looked great with the simple, modern look of the site. I am more than happy to say goodbye to evite. Yay for Pingg!
ReplyDeleteI once used Evite for my house warming invites. Lets just say Hooray for Pingg!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I really don't like the way evites look and I am planning a 30th birthday party and was going to send out the invitations today! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteoooh, this looks neat! Thanks for posting! Do you have any good links for free birthday e-cards?
ReplyDeleteI've already used www.pingg.com once and my guests loved the stylish design and were especially impressed when they got my sms phone reminders and updates. Evite...NEVER AGAIN!
ReplyDeleteAll of our friends have always used evite...I will difinitly be giving this a try for our next gathering!
ReplyDeleteI like those! I'll have to give them a try next time I'm planning an event. Thanks for sharing!
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Great find Jess! I'm typically overwhelmed by the cheese factor of evite (and typically pass on functions that use evites, lol), but these look reasonable. I like that you can upload your own artwork! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteVery nice find, Jess! I'll have to use these for my twenty-fifth birthday this year...
ReplyDelete*looks around*
Yes. Twenty-fifth.
love these!! i need to find an excuse to evite soon (:
ReplyDeleteps for ecards, have you checked out someecards.com before? very amusing...
Mahan, um, yeah. Right.
ReplyDeleteJulie, I have no idea. I wish I did. But now I'm off to check out the link above!
Anjuli, wow. That's really interesting. I'll check out your blog. I like you already! :)
ReplyDeletecrazy cool invites. so glad not to use evite anymore. i used pingg for my bday party (100 people) and it was so easy to organize. yay!
ReplyDeletefab! about time online invites got cool. i have no idea why we all settled for evite. seriously, i was embarassed to send those out. glad to have pingg, something new.
ReplyDeletelove this site!
ReplyDeleteit's amazingly cool.
I too will not be sad to bid evite farewell!
I probably should not admit this but I've tried Pingg. In terms of electronic invites I have to say their designs have a great graphic appeal.
ReplyDeletePingg looks great - thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteTHANK GOD! I'm planning my bff's 30th and everyone swears by evite but I find them mostly tacky. This will work much better.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!!!
Wow, Pingg is great. Another one that I've used and liked (also simple and good looking) is enclude.com.
ReplyDeleteJess, you are a lifesaver! I was just sitting here thinking, I wonder who would know about nifty e-invites that aren't nasty evites? I bet Jess would!
ReplyDeleteAnd you did. Just sent invites to my 29th via pingg. Thanks!
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI am going to use Pingg to send out my invites. So much classier than evite.
ReplyDeleteNote: right now (2/09) they have a gliche...you can't put quotes in your event title. It doesn't save the event name. Just figured it out! Hopefully they fix this.
Whoever posted the suggestion for 'Enclude.com' - thanks so much! Pingg wouldn't save my evite design so i tried Enclude and i liked the format even better! After much frustration, I recommend it :)
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