Paper Source Stationery Stores

Indianapolis, United States

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6 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 317-819-0238
Website:
www.papersource.com
Address:
8701 Keystone Crossing Ste 30B, Indianapolis, IN, 46240
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Indianapolis) 18:45 Wednesday, 2 July 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

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6 reviews of Paper Source Stationery Stores

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Place rating: 5
Noblesville, IN
I just ordered my entire wedding invitation suite here and can’t wait to see them all printed out! Ryan helped us pick out what we wanted and was super helpful in offering advice. Would definitely recommend!
Place rating: 5
Indianapolis, IN
Who doesn’t love a high quality paper store? Well, I don’t want to know any if I’m being honest. Beautiful papers, in a rainbow of colors and a smattering of textures and little stamps and stickers and random do-​hickies and what-​nots – oh, it is almost too much sparkly goodness to bear. This is the place for an artsy or wanna be artsy person. Last time I was in, a class was in progress. Anyone up for a craft date?
Place rating: 3
Indianapolis, IN
Your average slightly pretentious paper store with charming holiday décor and stationary necessities like name cards, envelopes, greeting cards, wrapping paper and so on. It seems odd that they have both a Papyrus and Paper Source located in the Fashion Mall?
The staff was helpful in finding what I needed. I probably won’t return any time soon due to the prices but its nice to know its available.
Place rating: 1
Fishers, IN
I needed a sympathy card for a friend that passed and wanted to ensure that I chose an appropriate card. Some cards are wrapped in plastic so I attempted to open the card to see the inside and ensure that the card was what I wanted and a male sales associate rudely approached me and said that the cards cannot be opened. I left the store and went to Papyrus on the first floor of the mall and the sales person cheerily greeted me and pointed me in the direction of the sympathy cards. I asked if their would be any issues if I wanted to see the inside of the card before I purchased it and he said it would absolutely not be an issue and to feel free to open any of the cards. I bought a card at Papyrus and feel great about shopping somewhere that understands the customer experience and treated me with respect.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
One of the coolest stores for the most unique gifts and cards!
Place rating: 5
Indianapolis, IN
This place is awesome! I know it’s probably kind of nerdy to get excited about paper, but I do. I’m getting ready to make my own wedding invitations and Andee was soooo helpful! I absolutely love her. She showed me all the different kinds of paper, their texture, what they are generally used for, and so much more great info I hadn’t even thought about. I signed up for their emails and got a 10% off coupon, I spent just over $ 100 on paper and envelopes. You really can print your own wedding invites, don’t listen to the critics. If you can make your own design or buy one online, find a local place to print and cut, you’ll spend less than $ 200 total. Compared to $ 500 minimum for most invites. Thanks Paper Source!
*Edit I just mailed out my invites, I bought custom stamps for the envelopes and the RSVP cards. That was the most expensive part, but I still spent less than custom invites and we got to do exactly what WE wanted, which is rare in the wedding industry.