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Jennifer
Devoted October 2022

Thank You Cards

Jennifer, on October 15, 2021 at 2:08 AM

Posted in Etiquette and Advice 21

I know you're supposed to send a "Thank You" card within 2 weeks of receiving a gift and no later than 3 months after the wedding. When receiving a gift, it's straight forward what to say, but when you don't receive a gift, doesn't the whole "Thank you for celebrating with us! We loved having you on...

I know you're supposed to send a "Thank You" card within 2 weeks of receiving a gift and no later than 3 months after the wedding. When receiving a gift, it's straight forward what to say, but when you don't receive a gift, doesn't the whole "Thank you for celebrating with us! We loved having you on our special day." - type messages get repetitive? Like, is it okay to repeat the same wording over and over? I don't know if I can find 50+ different ways to say that same message. We aren't actually accepting physical gifts and we don't have physical items on our registry (it's a charity registry since we don't have space to store anything). I'm expecting that most people won't give anything. Also, does the bride usually end up having to write all of these? I can't see my fiance writing "Thank You" cards. He also has atrocious handwriting.... Just wondering because I'll probably be so over DIYing by the end of all this.

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  • alexandra
    Savvy December 2021
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    I'm a fan of the pre-printed thank you cards with a generic message about attending... but a personal note should be handwritten to address the individual getting the thank you - specifically thanking them for their gift, or how much it meant to you having them there. It saves you from rewriting the same thing over and over but still gives a personal touch.

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