The Leave Didn't Come Through. The Letter Can.

Typically 3–6 days by tracked post, produced within a day of your order. For Rakhi, order about a week ahead — the fortnight before the festival is heavy for post everywhere in the country.

You can schedule the send date, and tracked post gets you close, but no one can guarantee a specific delivery date in India. The reliable approach is to aim a couple of days early — a letter that arrives just before the festival is better than one that arrives just after.

Yes — we deliver anywhere in India, including hostels, PGs and offices. For a hostel, add the room number and block; that's usually what determines whether it reaches her hand or a common pile.

No — we produce and post letters, not parcels, so the rakhi thread travels separately. Most people send the rakhi by courier and the letter through us, timed to land in the same few days. The two arriving separately actually works in your favour: the thread is the ritual, the letter is the part nobody expects.

Printed is your words set in a warm type on 100gsm cream paper. Handwritten is a real person writing it out by hand, in ink, on the same paper. For Rakhi — a festival that is entirely about a physical object — handwritten is the one people keep in the cupboard with the old rakhis.

We produce your letter within a day and send it by tracked post — typically 3–6 days anywhere in India. Order about a week before Rakhi to be comfortable. Post volumes climb in the fortnight before the festival, so earlier is genuinely better for this one.

Start from the samples on this page, or use our free writing assistant to shape a draft in your own voice. You approve every word before it's written out and posted — nothing goes in the envelope that doesn't sound like you.

No. Your letter is produced confidentially, sealed, and addressed only to your sibling. The envelope is elegant and unbranded on the front, which matters in a joint family house where the post gets collected by whoever's nearest.