How to Write a Thank You Note to Your Boss After Taking You to a Wedding

The format of thank you notes remains the same whether you write to a close friend, relative or an acquaintance. Yet, the content should vary depending on the specific purpose of the note. For instance, when writing a thank you note to your boss after he takes you to a wedding, you will want to include some details in the note that let him to know how much you appreciate his consideration.

Instructions

1. Write the full date with the month, day and year at the top of the note card. This is the first piece of information to write in any thank you note.

2. Include a greeting such as "Dear Mr. Smith." Follow the greeting with a comma before continuing to the body of the letter. "Mr." or "Mrs." is appropriate for a formal relationship with your boss.

3. Thank your boss sincerely for taking you to the wedding. Write: "Thank you for taking me to Mary and John's wedding last Saturday." Add a detail such as, "I enjoyed sharing the road trip with you and learning more about your background."

4. Add an extra detail, "If I can help you in a similar way in the future, please don't hesitate to ask." Write a closing such as "Sincerely" followed by a comma and sign your name.

Tips & Warnings

• Keep the note short, concise and sincere for best results.

• You can also email a thank you note, but a handwritten one is more personal.

• Proofread the note for spelling, punctuation and grammar errors before giving it to your boss.

References

• "101 Ways to Say Thank You: Notes of Gratitude for All Occasions"; Kelly Browne, et al.; 2008