To celebrate Pride, Posti will issue a stamp designed by Eero Lampinen, featuring a colorful group marching in the colors of the rainbow flag. 

 "For Posti, the Pride stamp is a way to make the message of equality and human rights visible in everyday life. We want to be part of building a society where everyone can be themselves and feel like they belong," says Anna Storm, Posti’s VP, Stakeholder Relations and Director of Sustainability. 

”I wanted the Pride stamp to reflect the idea that, despite our differences, we are marching towards the common goal of being seen and understood. The psychedelic style of the illustration refers to the countercultures of the 1960s and the first Pride parades in the early 1970s,” Eero Lampinen says. 

 For Lampinen, Pride represents the freedom to live and think outside of norms. ”Pride does not only encourage people to tolerate diversity, it also celebrates it. Pride is also a tribute to those who have fought for our rights.” 

 Posti has been a partner of the Helsinki Pride community since 2018 and will also support Manse Pride in 2026. The aim of the partnership is to promote equality and human rights.  

 

The Pride domestic no-value indicator stamp will be issued as a 10-stamp sheet.

Date of issue 6.5.2026

 

With no-value indicator stamps you can mail letters and cards in Finland and it is always valid. You can mail a letter max. 50 gramms with one stamp. For heavier letters you need multiple stamps (more information in the picture).