What exactly does it mean to 'hand cancel' the invites?
EJSD2006
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What exactly does it mean to 'hand cancel' the invites?
I brought mine to the post office today and I told them I wanted them hand cancelled b/c that's what all my LIW girls suggested (TIA!!!) I thought if he hand cancelled them I wouldn' t need an ugly stamp, but he made me put stamps on and THEN he hand cancelled them. Is this how the rest of you did it?
tonimike
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Thats when the post office hand stamps them , so that way the stamp is done neatly ,,
lisad117
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Yes, my invites had stamps on them and then I brought them to the post office and hand canceled them by stamping them.
kmkelly
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Sounds right, I think it's to keep them from having to go thru the cancelling machine.
jellybean1420
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I took the time to hand cancel 125 invitations and wished I had just given them to the post office to send through the machine. The ink was really wet and got smudged on some. When I put them back in the box as I did them, the ink would get on the back of the envelope in front of it. Make sure the ink is dry before you put them on one another.
