Below is the 2012 Holiday Shipping Schedule for UPS and USPS.  If you have any questions regarding delivery time, please email or call.  A representive can assist you in determining an estimated time frame in which a delivery will be scheduled.  A good rule of thumb is to order at a time that will allow you to receive your package at least 3 business days before you actually need it. 

PLEASE NOTE:  If you are shipping to an alternate address, please call us and let us know.  Typically, orders with different billing and shipping addresses can be delayed until verified.  Please refer to our standard transit time shipping guide for additional information.

UPS Shipping (Transit days are weekdays only)

Thursday Nov 22th (Thanksgiving) - No pickup or delivery
Friday Nov 23th (Day After Thanksgiving) - No pickup or delivery of UPS Ground Services.  Only delivery of UPS Next Air Services from Wednesday.

Friday Dec 21rd - Normal pickup and delivery of Ground and Air Packages
Monday Dec 24th (Christmas Eve) -  No normal Ground or Air Service Pickups or Deliveries.  Only Delivery Services available are air packages.
Tuesday Dec 25th (Christmas Day) - UPS is Closed. No Ground or Air pickup or delivery.
Wednesday Dec 26th - Normal pickup and delivery of Ground and Air Packages

Friday Dec 30th - Normal pickup and deliveries for Ground and Air Services.  Any Next Day Air package shipped will be delivered on Jan 3nd.
Monday Dec 31st (New Years Eve) - Delivery of Air Services Only.  No pickup or delivery of Ground Services.
Tuesday Jan 1st (New Years) - UPS is Closed. No Ground or Air pickup or delivery.
Wednesday Jan 2nd - Normal pickup and delivery of Ground and Air Packages

For more detailed information visit the 2012 UPS Holiday Shipping Guide PDF.


USPS Postal Shipping (Transit days run Monday thru Saturday)

Thursday Nov 22th (Thanksgiving) - USPS is Closed. No pickup or delivery.

Tuesday Dec 25th (Christmas Day) - USPS is Closed. No pickup or delivery.

Tuesday Jan 1st (New Years) - USPS is Closed. No pickup or delivery.

Holiday shipping with the Post Office can be tricky.  We no longer ship Express through the post office because it is no longer a 1 day ship to most areas.  First Class and USPS Priority are Not Guaranteed.  If you are using USPS Postal Services, please give yourself a few extra days.

First Class - Travels are letter speed.
Priority Mail  - 'Typically' 2-3 days after your ship day. 
Express Mail  - We no longer use USPS Express Mail Service. 

The post office has listed some recommended cut-off dates for the services they offer.  Click here for 2012 USPS Holiday Shipping Guide.  Click the appropriate tab for USPS shipping time frames. Again, these listed dates are only estimates.  Call us for a better estimate of delivery time when using USPS shipping services.