SENDING INVITES TO CANADA

bride2binli Posted: May 28, 2009 07:24 AM

SENDING INVITES TO CANADA

I have a bunch of invites going to canada my question is what do I do about the rsvp cards? do they require canadian postage cause they are being sent from there to here? any tips would be appreciated!

Debrian2009 Posted: May 28, 2009 07:33 AM

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I would leave the RSVP cards with no postage and let the Canadians put their own postage on it.

springsandra Posted: May 28, 2009 07:34 AM

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Since you have a little time still, is it possible for you to contact a close relative there and ask them to mail you enough stamps to cover the RSVP cards that would be coming back to the states?

I read a while ago one of the women here bought stamps for her RSVP cards when she was up there just for that purpose, which I thought was incredible foresight!

I sent an invite to China and just left the RSVP envelope blank as far as stamps go. That's really the only other option I can see.

HotAir Posted: May 28, 2009 08:27 AM

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Yes, you need Canadian postage for your RSVP. I had around 30 invitations that went up to Canada. It's .98 for each stamp. I have a bunch left over because we over bought. Let me know if you want them.

Some other things you have to make sure...

1. Make sure that under their address it says CANADA
2. Under your address on the RSVP envelope make sure it says U.S.A
3. When you go to the post office to mail make sure you give those seperatly to them because it's more postage to send to Canada.

MLAngelo Posted: May 28, 2009 08:37 AM

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yeah they will require Canadian postage so you have to leave them blank. I am having the same issue with some going to Europe.

MaggieLuvsJoe Posted: May 28, 2009 08:42 AM

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leave the RSVP blank, they have to put canadian postage on it themselves. This is what I did with a few invites I had to send to my family in toronto.