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Thank Yous

Jessica, on June 27, 2019 at 3:26 PM Posted in Etiquette and Advice 0 7

Okay so, trying to get this right. I've had some of the most generous guests send over gifts for my bridal shower who won't be able to attend. I've been writing out Thank yous to everyone for every gift (obv). My question is - if I'm texting or talking to someone, is it normal to thank them in conversation in addition to the hand-written thank you? Or do I not say anything at all? Or is it just like a "read the room" thing.

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Latest activity by Judith, on June 28, 2019 at 12:27 AM
  • Caytlyn
    Legend November 2019
    Caytlyn ·
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    I think it's perfectly fine to thank them verbally and would probably be awkward if you just didn't mention the gift that they sent. If I was the sender, I would wonder if you even received it.

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  • Gabriela
    Dedicated November 2020
    Gabriela ·
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    I would say it doesn’t hurt to thank them before if you see them before you send out their thank you note.
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  • Alicia
    VIP August 2019
    Alicia ·
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    I think it would be perfectly normal to thank someone in conservation, also. But definitely still send them a handwritten thank-you, which it already sounds like you're planning on doing!

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  • M
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    Melle ·
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    You can do both!
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  • MrsD
    Legend July 2019
    MrsD ·
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    I think that's totally fine to thank in person in addition to the card!

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  • Katie
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    Katie ·
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    A hand written note is customary for wedding gifts
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  • J
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    Judith ·
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    Yes, an additional thank you, unless you are in a situation where someone who might have considered herself close enough, but was not invited, is present. Then you save it for another time. You can say it in front of someone who would never ever have been invited, or a stranger. Because talking about it won't make that person feel bad she did not come.
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