Say you're planning a surprise trip to visit the
Wizarding World of Harry Potter and want to make the trip
that much more exciting...or you just happen to have a really big Potter fan in your family and want to do something special. Well,
Legendary Letters is something you'll want to check out.
Specializing in personalized letters from the likes of Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny or the Tooth Fairy since 1997, "Elf Stacey" has expanded to include some really cool items from Willy Wonka, Twilight, The Hunger Games and of course
Harry Potter. Ranging from prop replicas such as train tickets to the Hogwarts Express to the Sorcerer's Stone (or Philosopher's Stone for you UK fans ;) ), the coolest thing available is undoubtedly the personalized acceptance letters you can send a loved one from the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Starting at just $12, each
Hogwarts letter features an authentic signature from Professor McGonagall, handwritten in green ink, and is sent in an ivory A7 envelope that is sealed with a faux wax Hogwart's seal. The letter is also accompanied with a list of all the books and equipment your little witch or wizard will need. You can choose from a number of different personalization options and can even tailor it based on the age of the recipient.
Harry received his letter on his 11th birthday, and most people order these for 11th birthdays. However, sometimes that just isn't possible. If you have a student age 12-18 who did not receive one at 11, you may choose to add a post script that apologizes for the lateness of the letter. If your student is over 18, you may choose to have the letter sent from the Dead Letter Office. Essentially, this will have stamps and markings on the envelope showing it has been lost since the person was 11. Some may also choose to have a letter sent to a child younger than 11. We can send a pre-approval in that case.
It's also suggested that if you send to someone that is over the age of 18, to be sure to address it to where they lived when they were eleven and use maiden names for anyone that may be married in order to add to the "realism" of the letter.
And for the practical joke that will most definitely make your little one cry, you can always send them a Hogwarts rejection letter, sent directly from
Dumbledore himself.
Be sure to check out Legendary Letter's Harry Potter
store to see all the amazing replicas and personalized gifts that are available, as well as their other offerings from the properties like Indiana Jones or Pirates of the Caribbean by heading over to their site
here.
Big thanks to
Brandon for sending this my way.
Stay nerdy my friends :)
Source: Legendary Letters
