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:

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. 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:

Royal Mail letter prices:

Delivery times:

Remember to always check the Royal Mail website for the latest prices, sizes, and delivery times before sending your letter.