Shower gift thank yous

notyetavet

My wedding shower was yesterday and I'm finally down to my last few thank you cards!  I received a gift from FI's aunt with the names of his two cousins signed to the card.  The cousins were invited but both live out of state and I know the gift is entirely from the aunt.  Do I need to send 3 individual thank yous (one to the aunt and one for each cousin) or can I send I thank you to the aunt's address thanking all of them?  I could easily go either way and I'm just looking for some opinions. TIA!

SKPM

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[QUOTE]My wedding shower was yesterday and I'm finally down to my last few thank you cards!  I received a gift from FI's aunt with the names of his two cousins signed to the card.  The cousins were invited but both live out of state and I know the gift is entirely from the aunt.  Do I need to send 3 individual thank yous (one to the aunt and one for each cousin) or can I send I thank you to the aunt's address thanking all of them?  I could easily go either way and I'm just looking for some opinions. TIA!
Posted by notyetavet[/QUOTE]<div>If I were in your position, I would probably just send one to the aunt, and maybe mention the cousins in the note. But, I make no claims regarding the etiquette of that.

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jessicabessica

If your aunt put their names on the card, I would send the cousins thank you notes.  I don't think you have to, but it would be nice.  

Meegles4

I would send one to the cousins as well. Even though the aunt likely paid for the gift or whatever, it's from all of them so they should all be recognized.

dramanut0410

Just my opinion but if their name is on the card, I'm sending each of them thank you notes. I know this is going to happen at our shower, so I rather just send them a thank you note instead of getting a call from them asking if we got their gift. Better safe than sorry.

notyetavet

Thanks for all of the input! Sounds like I'm sending 3 cards.