A few weeks ago a reporter for the New York Times contacted us about QR codes on wedding invitations. She was doing a story on the phenomenon and wanted to discuss how we use the QR on Mightyvites and why. I spent a few minutes on the phone with her one day, and she spoke with one of our customers. Then we didn’t hear anything about it until early Monday morning when we got an inquiry saying “I read about you in the New York Times! Can you do a QR for my wedding invitations?” We were pretty excited. Turns out the story ran last Friday in the style section of both the web and print edition of the Times. Sure, we got nothing more than a half sentence, and they linked to the wrong website, but it helps! We’ll take all the press we can get 
Thanks NYT!
Anyone who has actually been reading this blog series would know that Tina & I were married 4 months ago. We had an awesome wedding on a sunny, crisp Chicago fall day. The ceremony and reception went smoothly and there was zero drama. We had an absolute blast, and our guests seemed to as well. It was unforgettable, and I can honestly say all the planning and spending was worth it (OK, I still have a hard time justifying the cost!). Since our wedding day we’ve honeymooned, settled into our first home, and dealt with all the wedding aftermath. Good times–but never again. Right now I balk at the idea of us doing anything that big for ourselves in the future.
We use the lightening fast 
