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Fold the top flap of paper on the right along the dotted line. Notice that this fold passes through where the existing creases meet in two places.

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If your receipt has a title before their name, for example, Lord, Baron, Doctor, Professor etc., it is polite to include it on the envelope. Exactly how much postage you will have to pay when sending mail will depend on the size and weight of your letter and if you wish to avail yourself of the Royal Mail's other services such as Signed For or Special Delivery. If you are sending a birthday card or something similar, you might want to add a little more colour to your envelope by using a decorative or commemorative stamp which you can easily obtain from your local post office. Then there are the signed-for services, which have 1st class and 2nd class options. These are comparable to normal 1st and 2nd class services with the added advantage of getting a recipient signature when delivered, so you know your item has arrived. We also provide postage options for items you need to guarantee to arrive before a specific time. Called Special Delivery Guaranteed by 9am®and Special Delivery Guaranteed by 1pm®, these guarantee delivery by 9am and 1pm the next working day respectively. Large letters have a max width of 25cm, a max length of 35.3cm and a max depth of 2.5cm. Weight also becomes more important with large lettersC4 envelope: This is the standard business envelope that will fit an A4 sheet of paper. The C4 is one of the most popular sizes for sending letters and documents through the post. The dimensions of a C4 envelope are 32.4cm in length, 22.9cm wide; when sending it by Royal Mail post, you will require a large letter stamp.

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Late at night on 8 February 1587, an imprisoned Mary Queen of Scots composed her last ever letter to her brother-in-law. "Tonight, after dinner, I have been advised of my sentence: I am to be executed like a criminal at eight in the morning," she wrote. "The Catholic faith and the assertion of my God-given right to the English crown are the two issues on which I am condemned." With a sad acceptance of her fate, she asked him to take care of her affairs and pay her servants, wishing him "good health and a long and happy life". Make an Outside Reverse Fold on both sides along the vertical dotted line. As you do, make an Outside Reverse Fold along the diagonal dotted line. Write on the envelope. If you are handwriting the recipient’s information on the envelope, do this before you insert the letter so that you don’t leave dents in the paper. DL envelope: This is an envelope that measures 22 cm in length by 11cm wide, and, as with other smaller sized envelopes, these require a small letter stamp. The size is equivalent to an A4 sheet folded in three or an A5 folded in two.Royal Mail Signed For: If you need peace of mind that your letter was delivered, Royal Mail offers a signed for service. This costs an additional fee and means that the recipient has to sign for the letter upon delivery as proof they received it. The paper will take on a shape that looks like this. Press everything flat along the existing creases. What better way to send a beautiful, personal message than with a handwritten letter. Inspired by the tradition of both origami and the written letter, Pigeon is a beautifully hand-crafted combination of a letter and an envelope all in one. A more satisfying alternative to the always-on, instant gratification of social media, a Pigeon letter allows you to take your time, and indulge in a form of communication that has a real sense of thought and consideration. Fold the top layer of paper over to the center along the dotted line. Paper underneath will move along with it. Fold the head by making an inside reverse fold along the creases you made in the previous couple of steps.

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After Mary had finished writing, she then began to fold up the letter to secure its contents. She didn't want her captors snooping – and particularly not her cousin Queen Elizabeth I. However, envelopes were not used in the 1500s – not least because paper was expensive – and there was no trustworthy postal service at the time. Second Class: This is your cheapest option for sending a letter. The Royal Mail will aim to deliver your letter in 2-3 days (excluding Sundays).Fold the top flap of paper on the right over to the left along the dotted line making each side of the model symmetrical again with the same number of flaps on each side. Now we're going to make an inside reverse fold along the creases you just made on the right side of the model. Fold the left side of the paper towards the center along the dotted line bringing the corner on the left to the corner on the bottom. C6 envelope: This size envelope is half the size of a C4, 16.2cm in length and 11.4cm wide and will fit an A4 document or letter folded into four. This size envelope requires a small letter stamp for postage. Continue lifting up and push in the sides along the creases you made in the previous couple of steps.