Good morning! I cannot sleep. I just got my invites yesterday and have to bring them to the post office to get stamps tomorrow.
Do I bring one invite, get it weighed and get 160 stamps, go home and put them on? OR do I have to bring ALL of my invites and they put stamps on them?
Thanks!!!
MayBride2010
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I would bring one invite, get it weighed - then get the appropriate stamps and ring them home and put the stamps on at home...
Melvin1297
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same here, thats what i did. u won't feel overwhelmed doing it there.
Vasiliki
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Yep I agree with the ladies .... Take it to get weighed then at home with out pressure take your time
halfbaked
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Bring them all, I did. Then I stamped them there and brought them back up to the counter.
wenR
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I would bring them in. Saves a trip back once I get the stamps on. Most Post offices stay open late even if the counter is closed, for example it you went right after work you don't have to rush to get out.
Lsorrent
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I brought one and bought the amount of stamps needed. Then I had my BP over one night to help stuff, seal, and stamp all of the envelopes. Don't forget, not only do you have to stamp 160 outer envelopes, but you also need to stamp 160 RSVP envelopes. It's so much easier just to do it at home. Then bring them in a big box to the post office and you're good to go.
JohnnyandGia
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I would bring one and then do the stamping at home. I live five minutes away from the post office so an extra trip isn't a big deal.
cristinarn
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In this weather I would just bring one invite and then stamp them at home
gravemiss
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I would just bring one
JenBill61210
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Posted by MayBride2010
I would bring one invite, get it weighed - then get the appropriate stamps and ring them home and put the stamps on at home...
