Final Touches on the Invitations: The Beautiful 'Landscape Postmark' from a Special Place Cherished by a Senior Bride!

2016.12.06 published

Do You Know the 〔Scenery Stamp〕 That You Can Get When Sending Letters?

Do you know about the commemorative postmark, 〔scenery stamp〕, that you can get at specific post offices and postal branches? This scenery stamp has become a hot topic among brides who want to "get it stamped on their invitations♡".

So, what kind of scenery stamps are senior brides getting? Let’s take a look♡

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ①

This bride is sending her invitations with a Disney Christmas version of the postmark. The stamp depicts Donald enjoying Christmas, and it's super cute♡ This scenery stamp is available until December 25, 2016! If you’re planning to send out invitations during this period, how about doing it on a date with your fiancé?

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ②

This bride chose the scenery stamp from Tokyo Station, as it’s the place where she first met her groom, and where they reconciled during a breakup (thank goodness♡). Having a scenery stamp from a memorable location adds even more memories◎

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ③

This bride got the scenery stamp from Asakusa, where she and her husband live. It features iconic images of Senso-ji Temple and Tokyo Skytree, making it a wonderful scenery stamp♡ It’s enviable to have such a lovely scenery stamp nearby your home◎

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ④

Don’t you think this heart-shaped scenery stamp is super cute?♡ It's from "The Station Where Wishes Come True - Koi Yamagata"…♡ A kind friend of the bride stamped it on the reply postcard, showing how thoughtful her friend is♡

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ⑤

The scenery stamp from Kumamoto Prefectural Office is, as you know, the Kumamon scenery stamp. It features Kumamon relaxing in a hot spring, which is heartwarming♩ It's a scenery stamp that brings smiles◎

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ⑥

It’s a scenery stamp from Kyoto featuring the Toji Five-story Pagoda, Daimonji Mountain, and a Maiko. This lovely scenery stamp gives a gentle feeling to those who see it◎ It seems to convey the spirit of hospitality through the invitations…♡

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ⑦

The scenery stamp from Nagoya depicts Nagoya Castle and the golden shachihoko. It is a very luxurious and glamorous scenery stamp that represents Nagoya♩

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ⑧

The bride from Yokohama chose a harbor scenery stamp typical of Yokohama. Since the wedding venue is in Minato Mirai, she intended to use the stamp at the bottom left, but changed it to the top right just before due to business days. The top right stamp is a rare shape and is very lovely♡

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ⑨

The bride getting married at the Imperial Hotel, of course, used the Imperial Hotel scenery stamp. For large hotels, they have their own scenery stamps, so it’s a must to use it◎

Final Touch of Invitations ♡ Cute Scenery Stamp from Senior Brides ⑩

This bride will be having her wedding at Tokyo Dome City Hotel, so naturally is using the Dome City scenery stamp. It features the Tokyo Dome and a roller coaster from Tokyo Dome City, creating an exciting feeling♡

Let’s Get a Wonderful Scenery Stamp and Deliver the Invitations to Guests ♡

How did you find the scenery stamps used by senior brides? They had scenery stamps from various places like meaningful locations, places they grew up, and the venue for their weddings.

Be sure to get a lovely scenery stamp like these senior brides did, and create invitations that are beautiful inside and out♩

⇒ Here is the list page for Japan Post 〔scenery stamps〕＊

⇒ Do you want to be particular even about the postmark on your invitations? Have you heard about the adorable special postmark "scenery stamp"?