My family thinks I'm crazy because I announced that I wanted to host Thanksgiving this year and I need everyone's address so I can send them a formal invitation. I wanted to send an invite because I need an excuse to use these fabulous Thanksgiving Day Parade stamps just release from the US Postal Service. Aren't they cool!I love stamps. I don't collect them but I think they add a touch of thoughtfulness to an invite. It's like you really took the time to think of every detail. I'm sure I told you how I actually called the main office of the postal service in Washington, DC two months before my wedding because they pushed the release date of the lavender-hued Audrey Hepburn stamp that I wanted to use for our wedding. I asked them to connect me to the Hepburn estate so I could get their permission to have the stamps released in time for me to use them for our wedding. They didn't and we used Cary Grant in a tux. My dad's high school friend actually called me to tell me how much he liked the stamp - true story. We used Audrey on our thank you notes.
Anyway, while most of your guests won't give the stamp a second glance, you may want to consider selecting a stamp that matches your wedding theme, colors or something wedding-y without being the typical wedding-themed stamp. Right now I'm loving the King and Queen of Hearts as a wedding stamp.
Because of the recent stamp fare hike the USPS has recently issued new stamps at the new rate: 44 cents. I thought these stamps might work for a wedding. You can also go to stamps.com and zazzle.com to customize a stamp with a photograph, monogram or other imagery.
Because of the recent stamp fare hike the USPS has recently issued new stamps at the new rate: 44 cents. I thought these stamps might work for a wedding. You can also go to stamps.com and zazzle.com to customize a stamp with a photograph, monogram or other imagery.
