Before my husband and I married, we were in a long distance relationship for 10 years. It started when I was 14. 

Sure, we had AOL Instant Messenger and emails. Then Myspace. Then Facebook. And, finally, cell phones.

But my favorites were the letters. Sometimes I'd over-stuff many in one envelope, labeled "Day 1,"Day 2," Day 3..." Then I'd giggle over his replies and his scribbly handwriting, cherishing the feel of paper like it was his hand.

I keep every letter and card he sent back then. I keep the ones he writes today, though I now get them by hand instead of mail.

I keep letters and cards sent by family and friends. From when they traveled overseas. From when they moved away. From wherever, just because.

I keep the ones with handwritten messages and ones thoughtfully typed out. I keep the ones that are too pretty to throw away.

Happy Ever Paper opened with that feeling in mind--that some mail are meant to be treasured forever.

Now that my husband and I have a little human learning to read and write, that feeling is one I want to pass on. So you'll also find Happy Ever Paper for kids. 

Our vision is simple. For every Happy Ever Paper you send and receive, you will love and feel loved every day.