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Feb. 12, 2024

Postal Service Celebrates Romance on Valentine’s Day

Juliette, Georgia and Romeo, Michigan Post Offices to provide romantic postmark

Valentine’s Day pictorial postmark

GEORGIA — The Juliette, Georgia Post Office and Romeo, Michigan Post Office have restored their celebrated alliance, which offers the country and parts of the world a unique dual Valentine’s Day pictorial cancellation.

Hopeless romantics can have their Valentine cards cancelled in Juliette, Georgia with this year’s official dual pictorial cancellation postmarks. The cancellation highlights a silhouette of sweethearts expressing their love and affection for the holiday. This same unique cancellation will be applied on letters mailed in Romeo, Michigan.

To receive this special cancellation (available until March 1, 2024), enclose your stamped, addressed cards in a larger envelope, and mail to:

Expressing Love and Affection Station
Postmaster
356 Bowdoin
Juliette, Georgia 31046-9998

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