Hello all!
My husband and I had a great wedding on November 6th at the Magnolia House in Hot Springs.
2 months before our wedding date, our original venue (who had been dodging calls and emails for weeks) finally informed us that they had double booked our wedding date and would not be able to host our wedding.
My amazing wedding planner hustled her butt off to get us a new venue, but due to the lack of available venues in addition to hiring new vendors, the wedding ended up costing us more than we had planned.
We downsized our guest list and went on a much smaller honeymoon than expected to be able to cover the costs, but we still ended up coming back for our honeymoon in debt.
When we showed up for our job after our honeymoon (they were both working at the same location) My husband was informed that he was being fired. They gave no solid reason for the termination and in a fit of rage I quit as well.
Unfortunately, the stress of that situation sent me into a bit of a depression. It's been very hard getting by and it's been a strain on our relationship.
We're finally now getting back on track. He found another job that he enjoys and pays well, and I'm starting to find my place at my new job as well.
Unfortunately, due to all of the stress I didn't really do any of the post-wedding things you're supposed to do. The most troubling is that I haven't sent out any thank you notes.
I don't want people to think I'm unappreciative, but now it's been nearly 4 months since the wedding and it seems too late to send notes.
What's your advice? Should I send them anyway? Should I reach out personally and apologize to everyone as to why I hadn't? Or is it too late to send thank you card all together?
Thank you so much!
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