“Thank you.” Such small words with such big meaning.
A
lot of things in the wedding world have changed since your mother got married.
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Bride’s side and groom’s side at the ceremony? Not necessary anymore.
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Parents’ names on the invitations? Not if you’re footing the bill.
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And changing your last name? Only if you want!
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the gift you received
•
the service you received or the kindness made toward you
•
how much you appreciate it
•
how you plan to use the gift (if it’s monetary, how you plan to spend it)
•
a personal anecdote or mention of your connection to make the giver feel
acknowledged, remembered and appreciated (i.e., “Grandma, I can’t wait to use
the mixer you gave us to make your special pineapple upside-down cake!”)
My
favorite thank you note designs right now? Consider these!
I
love the sweetness of the design AND the colors. (You lovebirds!)
Cherry
Blossom Thank You Notes
Perfect
for an Asian-inspired theme or a springtime event — or just if you love pink!
LOVE
the fresh colors and the whimsical little flowers.
Recipients
will love seeing these cute illustrations of the parts they played in your big
day!
Enjoy!


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