Is it about that time where you are gearing up to finally attack that stack of thank you notes and envelopes? Well to ease the blow and hand cramps you might get during the process, check out this great “how to write your thank you notes” advice article below! This expert advice article was written by Carey of Lasso’d Moon Designs. Read the full expert advice article on my Kate Parker Wedding!

Thank You Note Dos and Don’ts
Writing your thank you notes is perhaps one of the most important things you can do for your guests after your wedding. And while the task of writing 100 notes is daunting and time consuming, it’s definitely a necessity. The best thank you note includes the gift-givers names, the gift that they gave you and something about it. For instance:
Dear Aunt Mary and Uncle Fred,
We’re so glad you were able to attend our wedding. Thank you so much for the waffle maker- we’ve used it several times already and have really enjoyed it.
All our love,
Tammy and John
Or, if you’ve been given money:
Dear Grandma and Grandpa,
Thank you so much for your gift {or Thank you for your generosity}. We plan on using your gift as part of our down payment (on purchasing a dishwasher/stove/ other item). It was very much appreciated.
Love,
Tammy and John
and if you’ve just been given a card:
Dear Cousin Sally,
Thank you so much for attending our wedding, the lovely card and well wishes. We’re so glad you were able to come- we know it’s a long trip. I hope we’ll get to see you again soon.
Love,
Tammy and Josh
While it’s tempting, do not send out a pre-printed card. Your guests spent a lot of money and time to see you and wish you well in your new life. Older guests especially will appreciate the time and thoughtfulness of a handwritten thank you note. Writing out notes can take a while, so cozy up with a glass of wine and a few favorite DVRed shows and you’ll be done in no time!
Carey
Lasso’d Moon Designs
www.LMDinvitations.com

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*Previously posted on 10.7.10