I always put 'Dear' {thumb2}

Depends...

If it's a younger celebrity (usually under 30) I write "Dear (first name)"

If it's an older person or more respected person I write "Dear Ms/Mr (last name)"

If I'm sending internationally, I try to find out what's the appropriate way to address that person in that country

for my robert pattinson letter i put dear robert pattinson i think if you put dear it makes it sound better.

I write just their first name, unless it's an older celebrity then I add Mr. or Mrs. but normally I just write Dear their first name.

To be honest all I write is their first name, unless it's an much older celebrity, then I'll add Mr. or Mrs.

Khackdrums

Hi!

Well, it depends, but most of the time I write 'Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms (surname)', but sometimes, when the person is young, like a teenager or a bit older, I write 'Dear (first name). {thumb2}

Sammya

For me it depends. I usually write to younger stars so I always say Dear (first name), or Hi (first name), or something like that.
However if I write to an adult I usually say Dear Mr./Ms./Mrs.
So, it really depends for me. {thumb2}
Good luck with your requests!
- Willow

I ususally write to younger stars, so I address them by saying 'Dear (first name)'.

I'm just curious - how do you address the person you are writing to in your letter? Do you put it to their first name, use their full name, put ms/mrs/mr/miss or some other way.