Paper Source

Fun place to get cards or arts and crafts. Staff is very nice and helpful. They seem to love their job. If you look for stocking stuffers they have fun little gimmicks here.

when you’re looking for the perfect gift for a quirky friend look no farther. this little gem is filled with exciting little gifts for yourself or loved ones who are into some hipster-​cool books and activities. naturally they also sell paper ;)

Ignore my previous review. I have now found that paper source Princeton is the cause of some of the issues. When in the store we requested that our thank you notes and envelopes be 4×6 so we could include pictures in our thank yous. We are now sitting here trying to write our thank yous but have found that the cards and envelopes are too small! Looking back at our order I can see the issue, which is something we should have caught but missed. This on top of all our other issues which caused paper source corporate to refund our entire order tells me the company is one to stay for away from!
Other issues include
–not having the paper for our order
–not alerting us to the delay caused by not having the paper until the day before delivery was expected
–printing items on the wrong sized paper
–not sending extra envelopes we ordered
–customer service not responding to our emails or calls for days at a time.
In the end I did love my invitations but this vendor has caused us stress an aggravation for months. I originally gave a 5 star review because of the end response by paper source and the finally product but with another issue on top of the previous ones it’s just too many problems in one order.

I love Paper Source.
That’s my review because really what else do I need? :)
I love buying special occasion cards here, but beware — you will spend a lot of money. The cards are an average of $ 5 each, some are more so don’t fall in love with too many of them! I always end up spending about $ 15 on cards and an additional $ 20 on stationary. The window display changes with the holiday and season, which I think gives it a new look each time. Tons of wrapping paper, stamps, invitations, envelopes, cards, and notebooks. It is a great place to buy small gifts for new homes, friends, and yourself. who doesn’t like treating themselves?!
The staff is super nice and helpful. The store is well organized and clean, I always make a visit whenever I am in the area, probably not a good idea for me but I can’t help it!

They answered the phone immediately when I called before going there to ask a question. They had an entire wall full of a great selection. There was great customer service and I was in and out in no time. I got exactly what I needed.

Love this place. We go here every time we are in Princeton and it is a great place to shop for unique gifts. There is a lot more than paper and the paper selection is great. We bought some wrapping paper from here that was a world map and put it on a cork board we bought from here and used some push pins we bought from here to make a map of places we have been. Like most places on Nassau St in Princeton you can expect some parking issues but it is worth the effort. There are some great gifts here and we will be back the next time we are in Princeton
Also they send out monthly catalogs that have some great stuff in it and I would recommend signing up for it if you get a chance.

This is the Papyrus of Princeton with a great selection of cards and craft paper and supplies. I found the perfect birthday card… as well as an adorable wind-​up Easter bunny. Plus, they always host evening and weekend craft and card-​making events. Love it!

Good place! We came here for our wedding invitations and save-​the-​dates, and were very satisfied with the results, especially since they cost about half what we’d been quoted elsewhere.
They have a good selection of greeting cards and gifts — we end up stopping by here a lot.

This is my favorite stationery store in the area! Their custom stationery service has a huge selection of affordable and beautiful wedding invitations. I used their store brand for my own wedding invites and several guests told me it was the most beautiful piece of mail they have ever received (.seriously they weren’t just being nice!). I chose a traditional design but they also have a lot of playful and trendy options. They even offer custom thank you cards, personalized everyday stationery, return address stamps, etc.
I’m also in love with their paper and greeting card selection. Many of the really gorgeous paper designs are only available in single sheets, so I use them to wrap special gifts or as an gift wrap accent.

This is not your mother’s Hallmark. The cards are so cute, it makes you actually want to send them instead of a text ;-) They also have a ton of adorable and kitschy items that are hard to resist: prices are fair and they’re great for little gifts. One problem: they really have to stop asking you if you need help every 5 seconds.

Amazing resource for gift wrap, paper supplies, cards, gifts and more. Huge DIY selection for crafty folks, and equally good source for wedding stationary. The staff if wonderful. I would absolutely recommend!

We worked with Sam Ali on designing our wedding invitation suite from Crane & Co., and are so happy that we did. She worked hand in hand with our calligrapher to get wording, format it, and send it to Crane for engraving and didn’t miss a beat when it came to proofing deadlines and delivery time. She knows all the stationers offerings like the back of he own hand and after casually asking us a few questions to get a feel for what we needed, she didn’t hesitate to point us in the right direction as we were mindlessly thumbing through the sample books on the nice big craft tables in the store.
Aside from wedding stationary and invitation suites, this place has a ton of great stuff and is worth a stop if you’re in town! Imported wrapping papers, greeting cards, envelopes and paper in all shapes and colors, rubber stamps, embellishments for DIY projects, scrap booking accessories, and quirky gifts too. I could spend an afternoon just browsing through everything!
And, if you need help with any of your crafty projects, Maria is a wealth of information and is sweet as pie!

Great place to find unique gifts and cards. It can be pricey, but there’s lots of cute things here. It’s always fun to wander through and see what’s new. They also have demos and classes for you to try new artsy things.

I went to the Paper Source on Nassau Street to have a wedding shower gift wrapped. The entire experience was terrible. I will not be going back to this store for their wrapping service and I highly discourage others from using it.
1. They were unorganized and didn’t give me proper direction on the process. It took asking the right questions to figure out how to actually use their service.
2. They were not helpful. I received no guidance as to which products would best suit my needs. They basically refused to speak to me until I paid for the goods (which, I realized, after paying, were not the right ones to have purchased).
3. The actual wrapping itself is ridiculously expensive and the final product looked sloppy and unprofessional. As a non-​crafty person, I could have done a much better job myself.
The only redeeming aspect about this experience and the store is that they have a nice (NOT excellent) selection of paper.

The Paper Source is absolutely unparalleled in this area. In other similarly named stores such as The Papery you have to wade through mountains of tacky greeting cards and stationery to find any paper suitable for making things of your own. The Paper Source, on the other hand, has rows of beautiful, ornate specialty paper and a back room filled with colorful card stock, etc. In between are all kinds of notebooks, art & crafting supplies, unique greeting cards and other adorable things. The prices seem very reasonable too — I’m often pleasantly surprised when I pick up a huge sheet of some beautiful, handmade-​looking piece of paper and it only costs about half as much as I expected. There are numerous Michael’s and other franchise arts & craft stores around where I live but I find myself making the trek to Princeton whenever I’m working on a project that requires something a bit more special.

this is one of the most beautiful and special places i have ever been to. they have the most gorgeous cards i have ever seen. they have inner as well as outer beauty. they have the most expensive and luxurious wrapping paper. you would think that you are looking at bolts of fine silk from polynesia, but you are actually looking at wrapping paper. my mind is blown every time i set foot inside. look, sometimes you just walk into a store, and everything is so cute and perfect and high end that you just don’t have words for it. that is how i feel about this place. i bought some bracelets here, and they were made of stuff! i had never seen anything like it. wonderful letterpress cards, amazing wrapping paper of the highest quality, adorable gifts, obscure gifts, fashionable gifts, presentable gifts. the gifts are such gifts that they become presents. if you are into scrapbooking, be careful when you enter the paper source because you may spontaneously combust, or have an orgasm. maybe both. do not even get me started on the window displays. their window displays are nicer than the sleekest mercedes you have ever seen.
i need to go there now. bye.

Love their products, a little overpriced but worth it. ON the other hand their shipping service sucks! I ordered some paper for overnight shipping with an additional cost of $ 20 dlls and it has been three days and there is no sign of it yet. My shipping fee has been reimbursed but still, I wish I could say something better for such a beautiful store.