A stationery obsessed Bostonian and snail mail expert.

I get your holiday cards, invitations, and thank you notes sent on time and in style.

Does this sound like you?

You’re busy.
You don’t mean to be forgetful.
You have every intention of being organized.
Yet somehow, sending mail falls to the bottom of your to-do list.

Preparing a pile of mail is an undertaking. Maybe you need an accountability partner, ideally one who loves stationery.

I’ve had a life-long love affair with mail.

In elementary school, I asked for monogrammed envelope seals as a birthday present.

In college, I forced my roommates to print holiday photo cards at CVS to mail to our sorority sisters living just a few blocks away. Over a decade later, I’m still sending “galentines” each February to this distro list of 30 women.

“Merry and Married” read the holiday card when hubby and I wed in 2016. We still stay in touch with our guest list and beyond, sending hundreds of holiday cards each season.

And so my stationery habit persists. Along the way, I earned a Masters degree in Writing & Publishing from Emerson College and became a trained copyeditor. To me, it doesn’t matter whether it’s custom letterpress or mass-produced Hallmark—why? Because snail mail creates joy wherever it lands.

Work with me

Your to-do list alone:

Shop for cards.
Chase down addresses.
Select final card design and envelope style.
Write copy.
Copyedit print pieces.
Place order.
Format Excel sheet with recipient addresses.
Upload recipient addresses and attach to order.
Review proof.
Buy coordinating stamps.
Stuff, stamp, and seal envelopes.
Mail cards!

Your to-do list with me:

Select final card design and envelope style.
Place order.

“Raquel listens. I didn’t want a baby shower with ‘ooohs’ and ‘aaahs’ over onesies. I wasn’t really sure I wanted one at all! A brainstorm call with Raquel took me from reluctant to thrilled when she suggested my ideal shower vibe—a co-ed party at a brewery. Then, as my personal shopper, she found the perfect stationery to match: ‘a baby is brewing!’ with a blue beer mug.”

— Elisa D.