Keepsake Personalised Anniversary Telegram Card

Designed to celebrate classic British telegrams using vintage, pre-decimal postage stamps. Send a handwritten personalised keepsake - a gift to be treasured forever.

The postage stamps selected for this telegram are over 70 years old. They date back to 1948 and were issued on April 26th to celebrate the silver wedding anniversary of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.

For the first line of your order you'll be promplted to select between -

'WITH LOVE or CONGRATS' for 'OUR or YOUR'

and

'1ST, 10TH or SILVER' etc 'YEAR or WEDDING' anniversary

for example your telegram could read -

WITH LOVE ON OUR 1ST WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - STOP

AS THE YEARS ROLL BY - STOP

MAY EACH ONE BRING MORE JOY - STOP

or alternatively it could be -

CONGRATS ON YOUR 10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY - STOP

AS THE YEARS ROLL BY - STOP

MAY EACH ON BRING MORE JOY - STOP

Each telegram is custom made by hand and created to the highest standard.

When placing your order you can choose to have your telegram sent directly to the recipient. If suitable, add their full name and address under 'Delivery Details' within your account.

We now offer alongside our standard free delivery, Royal Mail’s Tracked 24 service giving you peace of mind for an important occasion.

We also offer a personalised telegram where you can add your own three lined message -

https://www.notonthehighstreet.com/imperialtelegrams/product/send-your-own-personalised-message-telegram

You can add a gift card to your telegram. Your message will be handwritten onto a luggage label and finished off with a vintage postage stamp.

As a little extra you can add an old fashioned, lucky silver sixpence to your order. This is a simple, but meaningful way to let the recipient know you're thinking of them.

The violas shown are now out of stock.

PLEASE NOTE -

We prefer not to send these to wedding venues, registry offices, hotels, places of work or restaurants. The telegram may not be hand delivered to the addressee on the desired date and this can lead to disappointment.