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Old 03-02-2007, 07:03 PM
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One of Casey's friends sent a congratulations card letting us know that she couldn't attend the wedding. I think we should send her a thank you. Casey doesn't think we should since it was 'just a card'. I guess he's seeing it as kind of redundant...like if you sent someone a thank you note for sending a thank you note. Anyone?
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I wouldn't send a TY- I think he's right. But no one said I was proper!
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I do see what you're saying, why not call them to say Thanks- I got your card- blah blah blah...
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It's a congratulations card so i would. If she came to the wedding she would most likely give the same card andyou would send a card thanking them in return. I say send one. Then she'll know that you recieved it.
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It's a congratulations card so i would. If she came to the wedding she would most likely give the same card andyou would send a card thanking them in return. I say send one. Then she'll know that you recieved it.
Good points. I agree!
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It's a congratulations card so i would. If she came to the wedding she would most likely give the same card andyou would send a card thanking them in return. I say send one. Then she'll know that you recieved it.
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Old 03-02-2007, 07:27 PM
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Even though all the ladies said it...I agree...i'd send one. Just cause...that might be the only "present" she can afford and it's just a nice gesture.
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I wouldn't send a formal thank you note for a card. What I would do is send a hand-written note on some regular (or nice) stationary instead. Let her know you appreciate the card, how you wish she could be there, etc.
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I wouldn't send a formal thank you note for a card. What I would do is send a hand-written note on some regular (or nice) stationary instead. Let her know you appreciate the card, how you wish she could be there, etc.
That's a good idea. I was considering doing that for everyone who wasn't able to come. Is that overkill?
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Yeah... lol. I think it is.

What you could do after the wedding is maybe send a little photo of the two of you (if you're getting them made) and tell them how it was, and you wish they could have joined you.
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Yeah... lol. I think it is.

What you could do after the wedding is maybe send a little photo of the two of you (if you're getting them made) and tell them how it was, and you wish they could have joined you.
okay. I thought it might be. so hard to draw the line between polite and anal retentive.
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