Quick Ways to Efficiently Prepare Invitations with Items at Home: Tackling the Stamp Affixing Task!

2017.12.26 published

[Invitation] Sticking Stamps is Surprisingly Difficult!

The super important paper item, invitations, should be sent to guests 2 to 3 months before the wedding.

Once you have all the invitation materials ready, the final task awaits: sticking one stamp each on the envelopes and reply postcards.

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Stamps require a careful and patient approach; you need to apply glue on the back and stick them straight without bending!

Since you have to do this for twice the number of guests, it turns out to be quite, no, extremely hard work ＞＜

Is there a convenient and good method?

Many former brides have reported that sticking stamps on invitations took a lot of time and was quietly tough.

If the back is sticker-type, you just need to peel it off, but

for celebratory stamps and prepaid postage, you need to apply glue with a glue stick or something similar, which can be quite annoying.

Is there a more convenient way to make the task of sticking stamps easier...?

Found it! Prepare a sponge and a small plate＊

There is a way to make the task of sticking stamps on invitations a bit easier and quicker using items you already have at home!

It's this: simply wet a small sponge and place it in a small dish to use instead of glue＊

You see this at post offices, right?

Once you prepare this set, you can just dab the back of the stamp on the sponge and

stick it directly on the envelope or reply postcard!

You won't need to constantly pick up and put down a glue stick, and your hands and desk won't get sticky from glue either＊

It’s awesome to be able to create a convenient substitute for glue using things you have at home♡

Make Sticking Stamps on Invitations Easier and Faster♩

Sticking stamps on invitations can surprisingly take a lot of time and effort.

It seems that using water makes it stick better and look nicer than using a glue stick, so

let’s prepare the invitations for mailing easily and quickly using a small plate and a sponge you already have at home＊

It should be useful to keep this little tip in mind!