USPS 575900 Sequence Marriage ceremony Roses Commemorative Stamp Scott 4520 Sheet of 20 Endlessly Stamps

Trying to find a sublime wedding ceremony stamp to go with your wedding ceremony invites? The marriage roses (ceaselessly) commemorative stamp options two stunning white roses to be sure that your wedding ceremony correspondence it will likely be remembered. On April 21, 2011, in Washington, dc, the postal service issued a marriage roses commemorative stamp in a single design in a pressure-sensitive adhesive (psa) pane of 20 stamps (merchandise 575900). The stamp, designed by Ethel Kessler, Bethesda, Mary land, accommodates a photograph taken by Renee comet of Washington, DC. The photograph exhibits two white roses gently resting atop a little bit of wedding ceremony correspondence. A white ribbon is seen inside the background. Ceaselessly stamps are always equal in worth to the present first-class mail one-ounce charge.

Model new, 1 sheets of 20 high quality stamps (20 whole stamps)
Ceaselessly stamps will always be legitimate for high quality postage even if charges change
Options wedding ceremony roses design
Nice for weddings, invites, and different mailings