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This is Chris Redgrave for Zions Bank Speaking on Business.
Are we losing the art of the handwritten note? In our digital world of e-mail, computers and mass texting, have we forgotten the beauty from a simple handwritten thank you card? This is something Linda Lukanowski is hoping to address through her Park City business, RSVP By Linda.
Linda is developing a program right now through her stationary and event invitation company where she will visit elementary schools and teach children the value of handwritten thank you cards. She wants to help them see how personal notes can show appreciation for the work someone put into finding them a gift. She's starting small with just a few elementary schools in Park City and is hoping to expand from there. These kids have been raised in a digital world and may not understand how important this type of handwritten note is.
RSVP By Linda offers a wide variety of personalized stationary options and event invitations, from wedding and bridal shower to birth announcements and company parties. Linda believes the invitation sets the tone for the event, so she's committed to providing a beautiful, customized design each customer will love. She also offers options at any price point to fit your budget.
With today's changing family demographics, many brides worry about how the wording will be handled on their invitation. RSVP By Linda is skilled at family wording, especially with non-traditional family relationships. She's set the bar high for herself but loves to use her creativity to continually grow and improve.
Park City is a great location for a business like RSVP By Linda because it's a destination for people from all over the world. From the Sundance Film Festival to some of the top ski resorts in the nation, tourism brings around $600 million into Summit County every year. It is a wedding destination, so RSVP serves clients from all over the world from a New Year's party in Turkey to a wedding party in Italy. The word is getting out about what RSVP By Linda has to offer.
For Zions Bank, I'm Chris Redgrave, speaking on business.
RSVP By Linda 1675 Redstone Ave. Park City, UT 84098 435-658-5833 www.rsvpbylinda.com
