It's the third-smallest post office in America - actually, its an old tool shed that can only hold three customers at a time - but it works around-the-clock stamping and sending envelopes from all over the world. Why? Because this tiny 110 square feet shack is in a town called Bridal Veil, and in the interest of planning the perfect wedding, detail is everything. For that reason, brides all across America - and from as far as Korea and Australia - are flocking to the Oregon municipality just to be able to have 'Bridal Veil' as the postage stamp on their wedding invitations.Bridal Veil is a small town about 30 minutes east of Portland, OregonThe post office works six days a week, year-round sending wedding invitesThe special stamp reads: 'Marriage Station, Bridal Veil, Oregon, 97010'They send out almost 200,000 pieces of mail each yearRequests come as far as Thailand, South Korea and Australia
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