Flower Address Stamp

Send your post in full bloom with our Flower Address Stamp, a beautifully detailed design that brings elegance and warmth to every envelope. Ideal for personal letters, invitations, or business mail, this floral rubber stamp turns your return address into a stylish finishing touch.

Each stamp is made with precision for crisp, consistent impressions every time. Choose between a classic rubber stamp for a hand-crafted, timeless feel or a self-inking stamp for quick, mess-free convenience. Both options are made from durable materials and built to last.

The delicate flower illustration adds a natural charm, while the clean typography keeps it modern and versatile. Whether you’re stamping envelopes, gift tags, or packaging, this personalised address stamp makes your mail stand out beautifully.

Simply personalise your design with your name and address to create your own custom return stamp — practical, elegant, and perfect for everyday stationery.

Delivery:
We process all orders within 1-2 business days and ship directly from the UK. Standard shipping takes 2-3 business days, with expedited options available at checkout. Shipping fees are calculated based on your location.

Returns:
Due to the custom nature of our stamps, we only accept returns or exchanges for defective or incorrect items. Please contact us within 7 days of delivery if there’s an issue, and we’ll resolve it promptly. Double-check your design before ordering to ensure accuracy.

1. What is a return address stamp?

A return address stamp is a custom rubber or self-inking stamp that prints your name and address onto envelopes in seconds. It saves time and keeps your mail looking neat and professional.

2. What’s the difference between a rubber stamp and a self-inking stamp?

A rubber stamp comes on a wooden block and uses a separate ink pad.
A self-inking stamp has ink built in — just press and stamp. It’s cleaner, faster, and ideal for frequent use.

3. How many impressions will my stamp make?

Self-inking stamps produce hundreds to a few thousand impressions before re-inking. Rubber stamps last even longer with proper care and re-inking.

4. How do I care for my stamp?

Store in a cool, dry place. Keep self-inking stamps locked when not in use. Re-ink before impressions fade and wipe gently with a damp cloth if needed.

5. Where should I stamp on the envelope?

Stamp in the upper-left corner on the front for best visibility. Some also like the back flap, but the upper-left front is standard for UK post.