Australia Post Personalised Stamps ™ allow you to create the perfect finishing touch to your invitations, thank you cards and, of course, Christmas greetings!
Simply select your stamp design and upload your photo, and you will receive sheets of stamps in the mail with your photo in the stamp tab. The stamp and the tab are then both applied to your envelope. Why not create a fun family portrait, or dress the dog up in reindeer ears?
Our Christmas 2017 stamp issue is the latest additions to the Personalised Stamps range, providing both traditional and modern designs to choose from.
Traditional Christmas designs
The Christmas 2017 stamp issue, which will be released on 1 November, features both traditional and secular designs, to suit every style of Christmas greeting. This year’s two traditional Christmas stamps comprise a domestic Christmas card rate stamp, as well as an international rate stamp.
This year’s designs, by Andrew Hogg Design, centre on the spectacular Lights of Christmas display, which is held each year against the backdrop of St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney. Madonna and Child paintings by Old Masters are projected onto the cathedral, as part of a digital sound and light display by AGB Events.
Secular Christmas designs
For those looking for a light-hearted festive touch to their envelopes, the three secular designs by Jo Muré of the Australia Post Design Studio, will brighten any Christmas envelope. There’s a domestic Christmas card rate Christmas tree design and Gifts design, as well as an international Christmas card rate Bells design, each in a bright, graphic style.
How to order your Personalised Stamps for Christmas
The Christmas Personalised Stamps range is available for order online from 1 November 2017. Simply make your selection, upload your photo and complete the checkout and payment process. Once your application is approved, you will receive your stamp sheets in the mail (postage is free) within an estimated 10 business days.
Terms and conditions apply to the use of the Personalised Stamps service, including that applicants must own copyright in the image they upload.
*This article was produced at the time of publication and will not be updated.
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