You put a lot of thought into planning your wedding. And, while designing and ordering your invitations is just one small piece of what you need to plan for, it is a very important part. You spend a lot of time choosing just the right paper, font and wording.

Once all the preparation is done and you’re ready to send the invitations out to your guests do you want to use a regular stamp, or a mass-produced one that anyone can buy? No, you want your invitations to be truly special with personalized postage that reflects your personality. Be sure to visit our partner My Own Labels for wedding stamp templates and ideas.

With PictureItPostage from Endicia, you can customize the postage you put on your invitations and RSVPs with almost any type of image you can think of – including a copy of your engagement photo.

It’s easy, all you need to do is:

• visit www.PictureItPostage.com
• choose and upload the image or photo you want to use
• select the postage amount and quantity of stamps desired
• complete the billing information and confirm your order. Your stamps will be mailed to you within 1-2 days of placing your order.

If you’re just starting to plan your wedding, or have not yet ordered your invitations, below are a few tips we hope will be useful:

• Order your invitations at least 2 months in advance.
• Be sure you use the correct amount of postage by weighing a completed and stuffed invitation with your postage scale. There is often an extra charge for oversized envelopes.
• Visit PictureItPostage.com to order your custom stamps with your photo or image at least 2 weeks prior to when you plan to mail your invitations.
• Mail your invitations 6 weeks before the wedding.

And, once you’re back from your honeymoon, upload your favorite wedding photo to www.PictureItPostage.com and you’ll be ready to send out your Thank You notes. Those who attended the wedding will get a reminder of the special day, and those who were unable to attend will get joy in seeing a photo of the happy couple along with your note of thanks for their thoughtful gift.

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