What’s in the Box? Innovative New Packaging from KISS!

January 3rd, 2009

DoodleDo gives you one of the first looks at the unique new packaging now in use at KISS Wedding Books. Watch the review of yet another fine KISS wedding book, delivered using the new packaging system. We are pleased to offer you this first in-depth look on behalf of the folks at KISS!

Note that this is not the contest answer, which will be placed online and the winner announced on Monday the 12th. :)

KISS always gets top scores from us here at DoodleDo. Everything about them is top notch and excellent!
 Overall:4 PAWS Album Quality:4 PAWS Print Quality:4 PAWS Customer Service:4 PAWS Packaging:4 PAWS

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3 Responses to “What’s in the Box? Innovative New Packaging from KISS!”

  1. On January 3rd, 2009 at 7:35 pm, Seim Studios said:

    I just got my fist Kiss book this week. Red leather, and the new packing. A great looking books with nice clean presentation… Gav

  2. On January 5th, 2009 at 12:12 am, Matt said:

    Wow as great as I think the packaging works and looks good. I have to wonder how enviormentally safe that is. Plastic that big has to be cumbersome to expose of and definitely harmful to just be thrown away. It’s just one of the first things I thought of when I saw it. It works well, looks professional and safe for shipping, but gets a huge minus for not being “green” in my book.

  3. On January 5th, 2009 at 4:13 pm, admin said:

    KISS wants you to know that the plastic that is recycled, and a few other “green” considerations:

    You can also deliver it to your client in the plastic–so in case it ever needs to be shipped or carted around, you can protect it. It can be saved by you and used to ship albums to your clients, or you can ship an album back if a repair is needed.

    You also may want to read: http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/magazine/articles/2008/09/28/in_praise_of_plastic/

    Essentially, because plastic is so light, it’s much better on the environment because it takes less energy (gas, pollution, etc.) to transport and create it. Going with “greener” products actually increases a company’s carbon footprint because of the energy used to create those products and the expense (on the environment) of transporting them.

    Plastics can also be used over and over again, so they’re more practical and energy efficient than other materials.

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