Send christmas cards by mail

The traditional way to send Christmas cheer! Here's a step-by-step guide on how to send Christmas cards by mail:

Materials needed:

• Christmas cards (physical or digital)
• Envelopes
• Stamps
• Pen or marker for addressing
• Optional: gift tags, stickers, or other embellishments

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Choose your cards: Select the Christmas cards you want to send. You can opt for physical cards or digital ones. If you're using physical cards, make sure they're addressed to the recipient.
2. Address the envelopes: Write the recipient's address on the envelope using a pen or marker. Make sure to include the correct postal code and any relevant details like apartment numbers or suite numbers.
3. Add a stamp: Affix a stamp to the upper right corner of the envelope. You can use a regular stamp or a special holiday-themed one.
4. Add a personal touch: Consider adding a personal message or a small gift tag to the envelope. This can be a handwritten note, a sticker, or a small gift like a candy cane or a small ornament.
5. Mail the cards: Place the card in the envelope and mail it to the recipient. Make sure to check the postal service's deadlines for Christmas card delivery to ensure your cards arrive on time.

Tips and Variations:

• Digital Christmas cards: If you're sending digital Christmas cards, you can email them to the recipient or share them on social media. You can also use online platforms like Smilebox or American Greetings to create and send digital cards.
• Bulk mailing: If you're sending a large number of Christmas cards, consider using a bulk mailing service or a postal service's bulk mailing option. This can save you time and money.
• Special delivery: Consider using a special delivery service like Priority Mail or Express Mail to ensure your cards arrive quickly and securely.
• Add a photo: You can add a photo to your Christmas card to make it more personal. You can use a physical photo or a digital one.

Postal Service Deadlines:

• USPS (United States Postal Service): The USPS recommends mailing Christmas cards by December 14th for domestic delivery and December 10th for international delivery.
• Canada Post: Canada Post recommends mailing Christmas cards by December 11th for domestic delivery and December 4th for international delivery.
• UK Royal Mail: The Royal Mail recommends mailing Christmas cards by December 18th for domestic delivery and December 12th for international delivery.

Remember to check with your local postal service for specific deadlines and guidelines. Happy mailing!