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Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Using postcard replies in your invitations and postcard thank-you notes can save you a lot of money, especially with postage. You can include the engagement picture on the front of the invite reply and a wedding picture on the front of the thank-you note!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 When you do your invitations, address a thank-you note envelope at the same time. It'll save you time after the wedding when you have received your gifts.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Make sure to record the date of when you received a gift and when you sent out the thank-you note. In the chaos of all of the wedding gifts, it's easy to accidentally forget to send a note. This way, you have an easy way to check if it was sent.
Anonymous said
on 4/19/2008 Try to write notes as you receive gifts. My husband and I did this, and people constantly commented on how they were impressed to get the note so quickly. People really appreciate it. After all, they took the time to pick out a gift.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Money remains a touchy subject but often an appreciated wedding gift. Simply say, "Thank you for such a generous gift to help us start our lives together." Don't mention exact dollars - whether it's 1 or 100s of dollars, it's a sign of thought & effort.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 If the gift was from your registry, don't go on and on about how much you love it and how it's just the right color. Of course it is. You picked it out.