Royal mail letter
A traditional and iconic way to send a letter!
Royal Mail is the United Kingdom's official postal service, and sending a letter through them is a reliable and secure way to communicate with others. Here's a brief overview of the process:
How to send a letter with Royal Mail:
- Write your letter: Write your letter on a standard A4-sized paper, using a pen or pencil. Make sure to include the recipient's address, your return address, and a clear and legible message.
- Affix a stamp: Attach a postage stamp to the top right corner of the envelope. The cost of postage depends on the weight and size of the letter, as well as the destination.
- Address the envelope: Write the recipient's address on the front of the envelope, making sure to include their name, house number, street name, town, county, and postcode.
- Post the letter: Take your letter to a Royal Mail post office or a postbox. You can also use a postal counter at a supermarket or other retail outlet that offers postal services.
- Track your letter: You can track your letter online using Royal Mail's Track and Confirm service, which provides updates on the delivery status of your letter.
Royal Mail letter sizes and weights:
- Standard letter: Up to 100g, 110mm x 220mm (4.3in x 8.7in)
- Large letter: Up to 750g, 240mm x 360mm (9.4in x 14.2in)
Royal Mail letter prices:
- Standard letter (up to 100g): £0.76 (approx. $1.00 USD)
- Large letter (up to 750g): £1.15 (approx. $1.50 USD)
Delivery times:
- Standard delivery: 1-3 working days within the UK
- 1st Class delivery: 1 working day within the UK
- International delivery: varies depending on destination and service chosen
Remember to always check the Royal Mail website for the latest prices, sizes, and delivery times before sending your letter.