Wedding Etiquette Forum

thank you question #2

I had several guest either bring no gift or only a card. I'm good with this because I know the financial troubles people are having and I was just thrilled to have them at the wedding.

no gift = no Thank You?
only a card? a Thank You?
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Re: thank you question #2

  • Damn it. I WASNT FAST ENOUGH.
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  • sorry
    Some times the right guy does come aroud twice!******** checkoutmybio Wedding Countdown Ticker image 120 Invited!
    image 83 Are coming to share our joy!
    image 37 Will be missing out!
    image 0 Are Driving me crazy by not retruning that postage paid card! We called on the due date and pestered for answers!
  • You tried Fishy.

    Penny, atleast you posted them both only once.  They've seen worse offenses.

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  • Send everyone a thank you even for just attending.
  • We sent TY's to everyone.
  • We didn't send thank yous to those who didn't give us a card or gift. It's commonly debated here, but I'm in the belief that the reception was their thank you for attending, and writing a card that says thanks for coming comes off as being passive agressive to me.
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  • I believe that "thanks for attending" comes off as "and hey we noticed you didn't give us a gift", so I wouldn't send a thank you card for those who didn't give gifts.  I also wouldn't do it for those who just gave a card for the same reason: "Thanks for the card...noticed it was empty."
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  • I think they should receive a TY, simply for coming.  Like mentioned, they may have had to travel or sacrifice some other social event to attend your wedding. 

    I think it's just simply polite to say "thanks for coming & sharing in our special day" even though it may be a little cliche'.

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