How to Get Celebrity Autographs : How to Get a Reply

Autographed celebrity photos, sports cards, index cards, album covers, and lots more are great collector's items. Sometimes, you can even make big money by selling paraphernalia autographed by super famous celebrities. So, if you live in a state with a low volume of celebrity residents, how do you get an autograph from a celebrity who lives in New York or California? Here are some things that you can do to help you obtain autographs and personal messages from your favorite celebrities.

Write Letters. The easiest way, for most people, is to write a letter to your celeb. Because most well-known celebrities received so much mail, there are some things that you can do to make your letters stand out and increase the likelihood that your celebrity will respond to your letter. First, you may want to try writing the letter on colored paper and sealing it in a colored envelope, or at least use a colored envelope. This will make the letter stand out among the piles of white envelopes. Another idea for making your letter standout is to cover the letter with stickers. 

You could get a roll of teacher stickers or something like that with all of the "you're great" and "super" stickers. Just be sure that you don't cover the addresses and the stamp. Now that you've gotten him/her to read your letter, to increase the likelihood that the celebrity will respond, if you want an autograph, include a self addressed stamped envelope. This will make you seem considerate since you have paid for the postage. You may also send items that you want signed (i.e. a poster, album cover, etc.). 

The only problem with this is that some celebrities don't respond and you may not get the items back. It you don't have an address for your favorite celebrity, internet sites like www.stararchive.com have huge databases of addresses. Star Archive memberships, however, are now 4.99 per month, but if you get the information that you need, you can just unsubscribe after the first month. Also, you can try sending mail to the person's publicist of management agency.