Greenvelope.com, an eco-friendly stationery company that prides itself on digital invitations, has partnered with The National Park Foundation to bring inspiring and innovative invitation suites to your computer screen. 

Each of the 12 suites includes a matching save the date, invitation, and thank you card that reflects American icons and celebrates the nation’s diverse history. Make your wedding invitations stand out by using America’s natural beauty to decorate the exciting announcement.

This partnership hopes to encourage others to visit a national park and experience some of our country’s most spectacular locations. From the Grand Canyon to the Everglades, the Greenvelope team wants to inspire communities to take advantage of their local wonders and appreciate the natural marvels in their own backyards.

In devotion to this aspiration, the Greenvelope team has pledged to donate $5 to the National Park Foundation for every collection purchased. They fully believe in this purpose and cannot imagine a more beautiful way to celebrate some of life’s special moments.

Greenvelope creates their digital invitations with eco-friendliness, elegance and effortlessness in mind. Each invitation is fully customizable and resembles paper invitations.

Greenvelope goes a step above paper invitations with their built-in features of tracking, survey questions, gift registries, mapping functionality and messaging. These are invitations of the future that don’t sacrifice the style and feeling of paper invitations while remaining eco-friendly.

The National Park Foundation is the official charity of America’s national parks and nonprofit partner to the National Park Service. They strive to raise funds to protect the national parks with conservation and preservation efforts, connect Americans with the parks’ natural landscapes and history, and inspire the next generation of park stewards.

Visit Greenvelope.com to learn more about purchasing digital invitations and to learn more about The National Park Foundation visit nationalparks.org.