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Saving Money on Posting Letters

May 5, 2018 by EmmaB Leave a Comment

Trying to find ways to trim a few pennies from your everyday spending isn’t easy, but it’s never too difficult once you get going. Everyone needs to post letters from time to time and if you’re trying to organise a big event like a wedding or thank everyone for those baby gifts, most of us will want to spend as little as we can. Here are a few simple ways to save money on your postage bills whether they’re big or small.

Buy in Bulk
Despite the claims of many businesses of us living in a digital age with all that paperless billing, the inevitable happens and they want something sent back to them. Buying your standard sized square envelopes in bulk, rather than in little packs of ten or signally will save you a good bit over the course over of a year. If you’re planning on sending out a load of birthday party invitations or wedding invitations with all the essential information along with it, then you’ll need a ton of envelopes. Try checking out online suppliers where you can find loads of different envelopes that will match with your wedding or party theme and will save you money by bulk buying.

Get Messages Printed Online
Organising thank you cards and the matching envelopes can be simple and easy when you do it online and you’ll find that you can save a bit of cash at the same time. Planning to have this all done in advance of the wedding, baby arrival or birthday will make it much simpler when you’re in the midst of organising yourself after the big party or new bundle of joy. Taking advantage of online suppliers might save you a few more pennies on the cost of it all as well.

Keep an Eye on Envelope Size
Before you order, check out how much the size of envelope you’re planning on buying in bulk is going to cost to post. Check the size and the weight of the envelopes you’re going to buy along with the weight of the contents. Think about printing options like going double sided and if you use a good quality lightweight paper you’ll find it’s easy to read after printing on both sides. Look up the postage costs online and get yourself an accurate digital scale to weigh your items.

Plan in Advance
If you know you’re going to need a large quantity of stationary, then keep an eye out for sales and discounts in the months running up to the time you’re going to be doing all that posting. Taking advantage of discounts on printing and speciality envelopes at online printers likes https://www.bestbuyenvelopes.uk, it will mean you can get a luxurious look for much less than you were fearing.

 

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