Envelope Seals

Are you preparing for a special event, an event which you want to speak to everyone of its importance to you in any way possible? You will want to see to it that any material that goes into the public, for any reason, has your personal stamp on it, allowing your special event to be recognized in ways even the general population can see.

Envelope seals are one good tool to make this happen. Think about it. Maybe you’re putting on a wedding, or a graduation event. Or you may be the organizer for your parents’ 50th wedding anniversary celebration. Or—your historical town is celebrating its bicentennial, and you are the person tasked with getting the word out everywhere. While you will certainly use all the right printed materials for any of these events, after you have sealed the envelope that message inside is read only by the person to whom it is addressed.

Wouldn’t you like to put something on each of those envelopes that will announce your event to anyone who sees that envelope? After all, envelope seals, if designed well, will announce it to the mail person, the individuals at the post office . . . anyone who picks up that mail will be aware of your event and it’ll all be thanks to your envelope seals.

You can have envelope seals custom made to fit your specific details. Find a reputable online print company, one that will offer you design templates for your envelope seals. Employ this company as your print partner, and use those templates, their selection of colors—for ink and the background material for the envelope seals, fonts, and anything else you may require to have the done to your exact specifications. While there isn’t a lot of space on most envelope seals to give out extensive information, there is enough there to drive home a well-designed intent. Your envelope seals will be your pieces of mini-artwork, and you are the graphics designer.

If this is a bicentennial celebration, for example, your envelope seals can announce the town’s name, the event, and a website. And don’t limit use of your envelope seals to only the event’s announcements. Use them on every single piece of mail you put out. Even if you’re sending out a payment for your electricity bill, put one of your envelope seals on the back flap. Use your envelope seals to their maximum potential. It’s even possible to use them as decoration on plain stationery, as accents on posters . . . and if you’re really creative, here and there where others might not expect to find them. Never use envelope seals as “graffiti”—but you wouldn’t do that, anyway. You’ve spent good money and want your envelope seals to work for you, not against you.

Envelope seals are a great investment for those who want to add that unique something to their important event mailings. They will attach to it a sense of class, and are festive on any envelope. Envelope seals will make your invitations or other pieces of mail pop and show up above and beyond all others . . . and whether you’re adding envelope seals to wedding invitations or your water bill—you want those on the other end to know it came from you, and you want them to know you’re putting on one heckuva party!