Sending out thank-you notes can seem like a daunting chore after a relaxing
honeymoon. Although you do have one full year to get out your notes, you should
try to do it as soon as you can.
To make this process easier, I suggest addressing the thank-you notes as
you are writing or printing out the invitations. It will make things go faster and help
you stay better organized as you thank your guest for their gifts. Keep them in
alphabetical order. This is also a great way to ensure that you have not
forgotten to send out a thank-you to anyone.
Remember to put the correct postage on over-sized envelopes, square
envelopes and airmail.
Good Luck and Ciao!
honeymoon. Although you do have one full year to get out your notes, you should
try to do it as soon as you can.
To make this process easier, I suggest addressing the thank-you notes as
you are writing or printing out the invitations. It will make things go faster and help
you stay better organized as you thank your guest for their gifts. Keep them in
alphabetical order. This is also a great way to ensure that you have not
forgotten to send out a thank-you to anyone.
Remember to put the correct postage on over-sized envelopes, square
envelopes and airmail.
Good Luck and Ciao!
| Good Wedding Sense from Marilyn |
| When you are addressing your invitations, please keep in mind that this is the 21ST century and not 1945! You may be sending Mr. & Mrs. Davey Jones an invitation, but remember she is no longer the property of her husband and has a first name you should know! Address the outer envelope in the traditional way, but address the couple by their first names on the inner envelope. Also, invite all children on the inside envelope by name as well. This helps to avoid any confusion as to who is actually invited. Hopefully you will not end up with any uninvited guests! |
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