No Wedding Present from Inlaws?

Thank you everyone for replying! I meant to reply long ago, so I apologize. I did write them a nice thank you-card for everything they contributed. I am a sentimental person and cards mean more to me than the material gifts, so I guess I am more hurt about that than not getting a present. But I'm not going to groan around and complain. I am happy and blessed they helped us put the wedding together!

Some people are just not sentimental about the same things, you put a lot of value on a card but they might not see it as anything important next to the fact that they gave you a generous gift and stood by your side. If they are nice and supportive, thank your lucky stars because so many people are dealing with future in laws who are just cruel. A card is just a card, you will have your whole lives together for them to do nice and considerate things of real substance. If they do, that makes you very lucky.

I would totally consider that their gift to you guys!! That stuff is expensive, for sure!! I'd definitely send them a thank you card for that! That was really kind of them! =)

I would have thought they'd have at least given you a card with some well-wishes. But I wouldn't be offended that they didn't give a gift; they probably spent a ton on the catering. That's a massive expense. I'd definitely send them a thank you card.

My parents paid for almost the entire reception and his paid for the rehearsal and honeymoon. Neither of them have us cards. I didn't think anything of it.

I got a nice shower gift ($150 set of pots) from my MIL, and she helped with FG basket and pew bows. We got NO card, either. We even opened our presents in their house the day after. Whatever, they can afford a 0.50 card from Dollar Tree at least.