Two Ounce Stamps for Heavier Letters and Invitations
Shop postage for qualifying heavier letters, wedding invitations, announcements, and oversized greeting cards. Compare two floral designs offered in 100-stamp packages and confirm the completed mailpiece before applying postage.
Understanding Two Ounce Postage
This is a nondenominated postage category for a qualifying First-Class Mail letter weighing more than one ounce and not more than two ounces. The words “Two Ounce” identify the mailing category rather than a fixed printed cent value.
At the retail prices effective July 12, 2026, a machinable domestic stamped letter costs $0.82 for one ounce and $1.11 for two ounces. Postal prices can change, so review the current stamp price guide before preparing a mailing.
This commercial page focuses on the designs currently available from Sales Discount Stamps. Historical values, rate changes, and comparisons between mail categories are covered in the price guide.
Available Floral Designs
Both products below contain 100 usable stamps, divided into five pressure-sensitive sheets of 20. This format makes them easier to count, store, and distribute across an invitation or correspondence project.
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Sunflower Bouquet Stamps
Bright sunflowers and complementary blooms create a cheerful design suited to weddings, celebrations, announcements, greeting cards, and personal correspondence.
- Quantity
- 100 Two Ounce stamps
- Package
- 5 sheets of 20
- Issue
- Sunflower Bouquet, 2022
- Postage value
- $111.00 at $1.11 each
- Current price
- $37.00
- Cost per stamp
- $0.37
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Garden Corsage Two Ounce
An elegant floral corsage design for formal invitations, weddings, anniversaries, announcements, thank-you cards, and other special-occasion mail.
- Quantity
- 100 Two Ounce stamps
- Package
- 5 sheets of 20
- Issue
- Garden Corsage, 2020
- Postage value
- $111.00 at $1.11 each
- Current price
- $37.00
- Cost per stamp
- $0.37
The displayed price and availability were checked on July 24, 2026. Confirm the live product page and final checkout details before placing an order.
When This Postage Category Is Useful
This postage category is intended for qualifying First-Class Mail letters that exceed the one-ounce limit but do not exceed two ounces. Common examples include:
- Wedding invitations containing an invitation card, details card, reply card, and reply envelope.
- Birthday, anniversary, graduation, or party invitations with several paper inserts.
- Oversized greeting cards that remain eligible for letter pricing.
- Announcements, thank-you notes, or formal correspondence printed on heavier paper.
- Ordinary rectangular letters containing multiple sheets of paper.
Weight alone does not determine postage. The piece must also satisfy USPS letter standards for dimensions, shape, flexibility, thickness, and uniformity. A heavier letter that is square, rigid, lumpy, or unusually thick may need a surcharge or a different mail classification.
Wedding Invitations and Heavier Mail
Wedding invitations are a common use case, but the correct postage cannot be determined from the design alone. Paper stock, layered cards, ribbons, wax seals, pockets, reply envelopes, and decorative elements can all change the finished weight and machinability.
Before ordering postage
- Assemble one complete invitation exactly as it will be mailed.
- Include every insert, envelope, seal, liner, and decorative element.
- Weigh the completed piece with a postal scale or have it checked at a postal counter.
- Confirm whether the envelope is rectangular, flexible, uniformly thick, and within letter dimensions.
Before mailing the full batch
- Prepare a small group first and recheck their weight.
- Allow extra invitations for address corrections and late additions.
- Keep stamps on their original backing until envelopes are ready.
- Mail early enough to identify delivery or preparation problems before the event deadline.
This category covers the ordinary two-ounce stamped-letter price, but it does not automatically cover every wedding invitation. Nonmachinable or unusually shaped pieces may require additional postage even when they weigh two ounces or less.
Check the Finished Letter Before Applying Postage
Use the completed mailpiece—not an empty envelope or an unfinished sample—to make a postage decision. A practical check includes:
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Total weight | Designed for a qualifying letter over one ounce and up to two ounces. |
| Shape | Square and nonrectangular envelopes can be subject to additional requirements or surcharges. |
| Flexibility | Rigid contents, heavy embellishments, or hard enclosures may prevent ordinary letter processing. |
| Thickness | The piece should remain within letter limits and be reasonably uniform rather than lumpy. |
| Destination | Domestic letter postage does not replace international postage. |
When the classification is uncertain, bring a fully prepared sample to a postal counter before purchasing postage for the entire mailing. For an explanation of base postage and extra-ounce postage, see Additional Ounce Stamp vs. Forever Stamp.
Choosing the Right Quantity
Each product on this page contains 100 stamps. Start with the number of addressed pieces, then add a reasonable allowance for replacements, damaged envelopes, corrected addresses, late additions, and future correspondence.
One 100-stamp package
A practical fit for an invitation list or mailing project with fewer than 100 recipients. For example, an 85-piece mailing leaves 15 stamps for corrections, additions, and other qualifying letters.
Two or more packages
Suitable for larger events, recurring formal correspondence, multiple offices, or customers who want both floral designs. Confirm expected usage and storage before ordering more than the planned mailing requires.
Store unused sheets flat in a clean, dry location away from moisture, heat, direct sunlight, and pressure that could bend the backing or damage the adhesive.
Compare the Two Floral Designs
Sunflower Bouquet
A bright, informal arrangement of sunflowers and colorful companion flowers. It works well for cheerful celebrations, summer events, friendship correspondence, birthdays, wedding invitations, and announcements.
Garden Corsage
A refined corsage image with a more formal special-occasion feel. It can complement weddings, anniversaries, elegant invitations, thank-you notes, and milestone announcements.
The artwork does not change the postage category. Choose the design that suits the mailing, then verify the product quantity, price, condition, availability, and final checkout details.
Read the stamp price guide Additional Ounce guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy Two Ounce stamps online?
You can order the currently available designs directly from Sales Discount Stamps. Use the Sunflower Bouquet and Garden Corsage product pages to confirm the live price, availability, quantity, package format, and checkout details.
Can this postage be used on wedding invitations?
Yes, when a completed invitation qualifies as a letter weighing more than one ounce and not more than two ounces. Weigh one fully assembled sample first. Square, rigid, unusually thick, or otherwise nonmachinable pieces may require additional postage.
Which floral designs are currently available?
The current selection includes Sunflower Bouquet and Garden Corsage. Both are sold in 100-stamp packages arranged as five sheets of 20.
Do unused stamps remain valid after rate changes?
These are nondenominated rate-category stamps, so their mailing value follows the applicable two-ounce letter category rather than a printed cent amount. Keep unused sheets clean, dry, undamaged, and attached to their original backing.
Pricing and Availability Note
Retail postage figures were reviewed for the July 12, 2026 rate period. Product quantity, price, and availability were checked against Sales Discount Stamps product information on July 24, 2026. Postal rates, product prices, and inventory can change, so confirm current details before purchasing or mailing.
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