Vista Collective Brand Ambassador Stories

The Vista Collective is a diverse community of creators and small business owners representing a wide range of industries, backgrounds and passions. See how a few of our ambassadors use our products to help their businesses thrive.

Distinee began Fully Bloomed in 2019 to share the therapeutic magic of journaling. Today, she helps people become their best selves through workshops and products made to fit right into their self-healing journeys.

Fully Bloomed’s favorites

“If you have a really busy day, you can quickly order from VistaPrint and get stuff to your door immediately. It's also super easy to customize and design directly on the website.” — Distinee

Water Bottles

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Corrugated A-Frame Signs

Plants and positivity: The maintstays of Mikayla’s creations. Drawing inspiration from nature, MadeItMikayla’s handmade, themed stationery, gifts and more add a refreshing pop of green to your daily life.

Recommended by MadeItMikayla

“As a graphic designer, I know the importance of branding and cohesion when it comes to marketing, and VistaPrint banners are such an easy way to make your space look put-together.” — Mikayla

What does it mean to be “mindful”? Brandon’s mission is to help you find the answer. Combining mindset-shifting practices with tangible products, his business offers all the tools you need to create a mindful, meaningful and colorful life.

What happy tears loves

“Introducing custom mailer boxes and gifting packaging allowed us to create unboxing moments that felt joyful, cohesive, and very happy tears.” — Brandon

Custom Single Stickers

Kimberly founded her sustainable fragrance company with the goal of creating scented products that are gentle and enjoyable, not overpowering. Each scent is modern, yet nostalgic, modeled after Kimberly’s Chinese heritage.

Must-haves for Sun Kissed & Co.

“Business cards were one of my first VistaPrint products I tried, and I still love them! I recommend designing them like a small art piece so customers can reuse them as bookmarks or decor.” — Kimberly