
Christmas Card List & Royal Mail Last Posting Dates Planner
Every card and parcel deadline in one printable tracker
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Why it helps
A printable Christmas card list, address book and Royal Mail/courier last-posting-dates tracker in one pack. Log every courier's 2026 deadline as it's confirmed, track cards and gift parcels by posting group, and tally your postage budget — so nothing arrives late this Christmas.
What's inside
- A Royal Mail & courier deadline tracker covering Royal Mail, Parcelforce, Evri, DPD and An Post, ready to fill in as each one confirms 2026 dates
- A full Christmas card list grouped by posting deadline, so cards go out in the right order without last-minute scrambling
- A standing address book you can reuse year after year, with space to note house moves
- A separate parcel and gift tracker with tracking number and delivery confirmation fields
- A postage budget planner to estimate and tally your total spend before you reach the counter
- International posting notes explaining why overseas deadlines close far earlier than UK ones
- A final pre-Christmas checklist to catch anything missed in the last busy week
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Questions
Why doesn't this include the actual 2026 dates?
Royal Mail and the other couriers haven't published their 2026 Christmas dates yet — they're typically confirmed through October and November. Filling in official dates as they're announced is far more reliable than printing guessed ones that could be wrong, so this planner gives you a proper system to capture the real dates the moment they're released.
Where do I find the official dates once they're announced?
Check the Royal Mail, Parcelforce, Evri, DPD and An Post websites directly — each publishes its own Christmas posting dates page, usually linked from their homepage in the run-up to the holidays.
Is this only for people sending UK cards?
No — it covers UK posting and international posting separately, including space to track different deadlines by destination zone, which matters because international dates close weeks earlier than UK ones.
Can I reuse this every year?
Yes, the address book and card list sections are designed to be kept as a standing record, so you're not rebuilding your list from scratch each December — just updating it.
Is this a digital file or a physical planner?
It's a printable digital download — print as many pages as you need, add more card list or address book pages if your list is long, and keep it in a folder from year to year.