How shall I send business card size save the date magnets in the post?

My cousin sent exactly this for her STD's using mini envelopes and not one went a miss in the post so don't worry about it ?

Oh really? That's good to know! I'll see if I can find some mini-envelopes. Thanks!

Do believe she got hers from Hobbycraft ?

I have been sending mine out for the last week or so. I put them in envelopes (just small ones) and send them 2nd class. All of them have arrived safely.

We bought ivory pearlised cards and envelopes in the same size for our save the date magnets (also business card size magnets from vistaprint). We did hand deliver quite a few of ours but the ones we posted all arrived no problem

This is what I was thinking of. Cant see the offer on vista print, anyone know of anywhere else doing a cheap offer for magnet std? xx

Envelopes and post it I'd say! Do you have spare magnets in case any do go missing? The whole lost in the post thing isn't as common as people think, I sent and receive a lot of post and in my whole life only had one or two things go missing (and usually because it's international)

Haha, my friend who lives in Singapore got hers before two of my friends who live down the same road in central London! Royal Mail are bizarre.

To the OP, you could put them in bigger envelopes and put them on card...cut some slits in the card and slot the magnets in. Et voila!

If you put the ones in your basket but don't buy (make sure you've registered) they'll soon send you emails with offers in. Mine were free and just under £3 for postage each time.

I'm glad everyone has been able to send theirs ok, I do have spare ones just incase. Might have a look to see how presentable I can make them on card though as I quite like that idea too.

You can get small envelope that size that florists use for their message cards on bunches of flowers, check eBay and just put in dimensions of envelope you need. Otherwise the idea of putting them on card is a great one, doing slits at two diagonal corners and slotting them on would work well, then you could put them in a more standard size envelope. Would still be same price to post.

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