Papyrus

Wow the Jane and randi really were awesome you can’t get any better they were so professional I really want to thank them

About a 2 – 2.5: I’ve always been a Papyrus fan — they offer greeting cards, stationery, gift bags, custom printing, and even home décor/​jewelry in their stores. Even though the price is a little on the steep side, I love the fact that their cards are mostly hand-​assembled and are on good quality cardstock/​paper. It’s also extra convenient with the little hummingbird sticker that comes with each card, as you don’t have to lick to seal (bleh!), but you can just use the sticker (woot!) :D Being a greeting cards collector, I pretty much have most, if not all, of their card designs. The one thing that is a little disappointing is that they never add to their basic collection — the designs of the Happy Birthdays, the special occasions, and the holidays are always the same, and there are never any new additions T_​_​_​T This particular store in the mall isn’t one of my favorites, as their cards seem more limited in quantities and in varieties compared to other Papyrus locations; also, some of their wrapped cards seem to have been opened previously, so it’s a little off-​putting when a card you like looks like it had been used T_​_​_​T The staff are also a hit-​or-​miss, as sometimes, they can be extremely unhelpful and unfriendly, and other times, they can be really nice! I recommend in signing up for their ‘Perks by Papyrus’ rewards program, where when you buy 3 cards, you get a card for free (of equal or lesser value); I take advantage of this deal, especially during the holidays. For the box of greeting cards and such, I highly recommend in waiting after the major holidays for their in-​store sales (usually 50−75% off the original MSRP), as you can use these for the following season: D Just note that they charge you a nickel extra if you want a store bag for your purchases!
+limited varieties/​quantities compared to other Papyrus locations T_​_​_​T
+hit-​or-​miss staff T_​_​_​T
+sign up for their ‘Perks by Papyrus’

There’s always something very satisfying about writing 1 star reviews, but this time it was terribly bittersweet as I give one of my favorite brands a 1 star.
Aside from cards, they carry quirky stickers in the shape of stamps, Eiffel Towers, and various other 3D designs — just a wide variety of unique and cute stickers. They carry washi tapes. They carry photo frames. And of course, they carry the most smile-​inducing cards, with their heart-​warming sentiments and glitter-​filled designs.
This location also carries some name brand designer stationaries as well (such as Kate Spade and Jonathan Adler). Aside from stationary, they also carry some really quirkly books (including one I recall quite fondly titled, «Porn for Moms» — which was a book of sexy, but properly clothed men holding babies with quote bubbles saying things like, «Okay, you can hold the baby, but I want him back immediately» and «I’ll take the baby shift, you just relax»).
They’ve definitely got it going on! I’ve always been a fan of Papyrus. I’m also a long-​time member of the Papyrus Rewards (a paid membership which was discontinued last year).
Had I never had the terrible experience today, I would have written a glowing 5 star review. I called in looking for a specific sized card; they replied that they did not have it. As a follow-​up, I began asking if she knew where I could possibly find it. As I was posing the question, she cut me off with a «bye». Thinking she didn’t expect the question (you know, benefit of the doubt), I began repeating it, to which she cuts me off again with a «mhm, bye» and hung up.
Thanks. The entire call lasted maybe 20 seconds. Couldn’t even fit in a «no» into her precious time.
I will forever be loyal to my hummingbird, but I will no longer be spending my money at this particular store.

Thank you for being kind and thoughtful this morning, even though my interaction was not for profit. Much appreciated!!!

In shopping for wedding invitations and hoping to get inspiration, my fiancé and I visited this Papyrus establishment and were very pleasantly surprised at the helpfulness, knowledge-​base, and insightfulness of the staff. In fact, our salesperson Randi was ~7 shades of awesome.
Randi tirelessly made suggestions, attentively listened to our needs, desires, and likes/​dislikes, and steered us in the right direction. As a showcase of dedication, she even offered to come in especially to help us finalize a project. Thank you, Randi, for a special experience in superb customer service.

A great place to come to buy cards and wrapping paper, nothing spectacular, but it does the job.

I came here to have a birthday gift wrapped. The owner/​manager? was rude pretty much from the moment I walked in. The wrapping itself was mediocre and not worth the $ 20 price tag. It wasn’t even taped down properly so one of the sides came undone!

Absolutely the best place to buy awesome cards, note cards, invitations, and paper products that pop! I just spend over $ 200 stocking up on sympathy, birthday cards and gifts. Great quality with glitz. What’s not to like? Well, the price. I always spend way more than I intend, but I never doubt that I won’t use every last thing I purchase. Gorgeous wrapping paper that can be used for art projects. Double, triple uses for almost everything I you get here. Gotta love it. Sales people are kind, helpful and not pushy. They have always given me space and don’t try to hard-​sell their stuff. Papyrus items sell themselves.

Glitter, glitter, glitter. I love glitter.
Almost every card here is gorgeous and glittery or bejeweled. Ok, that’s not fair, there are plenty of masculine and less gaudy cards available. But my eye is only drawn to the glittery colorful ones, and there are so many! Like another reviewer I cannot come out of this store with just one card for anything. Tonight I purchased over $ 50 in thank-​you cards! Yikes!
I generally don’t like to send cards, but when society’s rules of polite engagement demand that I send correspondence, mainly in the form of thank-​you letters, Papyrus is the only way to go. I get my Christmas cards here too, and even though the cards are quite expensive, they are worth it – people really love those cards and know that I’ve really put thought into what they’ve received.
They also have a great selection of gorgeous wrapping papers and bags. This is also more expensive than the bulk wrapping you’d get somewhere else, so I wouldn’t suggest wrapping presents that a little kid is just going to rip open without a second thought. If you are really trying to make a statement or have a special gift, visit here for some beautiful and unique papers.
This store is located inside Montgomery Mall, off the Nordstrom «wing.»

If ever you are looking for that birthday or Christmas card that will stand out in a sea of kitschy, blah ones, Papyrus in Montgomery Mall is the place to go. Their cards are beautifully made with adornments that are classy and magnificent, making their cards superior to any you would find made by Hallmark or American Greetings. They cater to most every taste and budget and while the store may look tiny from the outside, when you walk inside you have so many options to choose from it’s almost a daunting task just picking one. I have often found myself giving my friends two cards for their birthdays because I truly couldn’t choose between the two I narrowed in on and each time their cards are unique, reflecting my friends tastes and personalities, making every occasion that much more memorable.

One of my favorite places to get a card. Hallmark has an abundant selection and has the occasional witty card. Spencer’s has its selection of dirty and raunchy cards. But in the great words of Ina K., «If you really want to impress a girl, you buy a card from Papyrus.»
I walk into this store and it’s like the Neiman Marcus of cards. Everything looks very handmade, simple yet elegant, and you just know you’re buying a quality product. Yea sure the $ 6 price tag for a birthday card may seem a little high, but you’re buying the Ferrari of greeting cards here.
I was ignorant before, but now I see the light.