Can I invite American companies to my wedding from Canada?

Yes. Many of the brands known for responding use U.S. mailing addresses, and you can invite them from Canada. Mailing internationally by hand means extra postage and a post-office trip, but with PostPal you set the recipient country to the United States and the international postage is handled for you.

Does Tim Hortons send anything for weddings?

There is no reliable, documented pattern of Tim Hortons sending wedding gifts for invitations — though the brand is beloved enough that some couples have held their weddings inside a location. As with any company, a warm invitation is worth a try, but treat any response as a pleasant surprise rather than an expectation.

Do companies still send wedding gifts in 2026?

Some do, but it is increasingly hit or miss. As the trend has spread, many companies receive a high volume of invitations and have scaled back to a simple card or stopped responding. Send invitations for the fun of it rather than counting on a gift.

Which Companies Send Gifts If You Invite Them to Your Wedding? (Canada)

Q: Which companies send gifts if you invite them to your wedding in Canada?

Canadian couples have heard back from home-grown names — the Toronto Blue Jays are a documented example, sending a congratulations letter — as well as the big cross-border brands famous for responding, like Disney, Coca-Cola, Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, and Southwest Airlines. Nothing is guaranteed, and a friendly card is the most common reply.

The quick answer

Yes — some companies will send a little something if you mail them a wedding invitation, usually a congratulations card, coupons, or small swag. In Canada, one couple famously received a warm congratulations letter from the Toronto Blue Jays after inviting brands and teams to their big day. It is very much hit or miss, though — plenty of invites get no reply, and policies change as the trend grows.

The fun part for Canadians: you can invite home-grown favourites and the big cross-border brands, and mail them all from your couch.

Who Canadian couples try (and hear back from)

Canadian favourites

Invite the brands that are part of your story — a beloved coffee chain, an airline, a hometown sports team. The Toronto Blue Jays are a documented example of a Canadian organisation sending a congratulatory letter. Others may or may not reply, but a heartfelt invite to a brand you love is always worth a stamp.

Tim Hortons is such a Canadian institution that some couples have even held their weddings inside a Tims — proof that brand love runs deep here. Whether any given company writes back varies, so send it for the joy of it.

The big cross-border names

Canadian couples also invite the same globally-known brands famous for responding: Disney (a signed card or character keepsake), Coca-Cola (coupons), Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, and Southwest Airlines. Many of these route through U.S. mailing addresses — which is no problem, because you can mail internationally without leaving home (more on that below).

Setting honest expectations

Before you mail a stack of invitations:

A card is the most common "gift." A friendly note is the typical reply; coupons or swag are the bonus.
Policies change. Popular brands get flooded with these and may scale back or stop.
No reply is normal — big companies get a lot of mail. It's not personal.
Never pay or share sensitive details. This is a friendly note, nothing more. Any "brand" asking for payment in return isn't legitimate.

How to invite them — including U.S. brands

Three things make a reply more likely:

Send a real invitation or short warm letter to the brand's guest- or consumer-relations mailing address.
Say why the brand matters to you — a specific line beats "please send a gift."
Always include your full return address inside the letter, so anything can find its way back.

Inviting an American brand? Mailing a letter from Canada to a U.S. address normally means international postage and a trip to the post office. With PostPal you just set the country to the United States and we handle the international postage — the letter is printed and mailed for you, no stamps or customs fuss.

Mail the whole batch the easy way

The real hassle is logistics: printing, stuffing, and stamping a dozen envelopes — some domestic, some to the U.S. PostPal does all of it. Write or upload your invitation, add each company's address (Canadian or American), and we print, envelope, add the right postage, and mail every one — with your return address printed on each so brands can reply.

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Want the story behind the trend and a sample invite? Read the wedding invitation trend explained.