Thank You Notes
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"Dear Emily,"
Q. If more than one person sends us a gift, do we have to write more than
one Thank You note?
_______________________________- Megn_ORL@xxxxx.com
A. If the gift is from a husband and wife (and possibly their children living at
home), one note is fine. If people all "go together" on a gift and live at
separate addresses, each should receive a handwritten note from you.
The exception is when a large group of people send a gift, such as people
in a work place. If you are fairly sure the note will be passed around, you
may write one note to all.
Q. Is it acceptable for me to send a thank you via email?
___________________________- KW1990E@xxxxxx.com
A. Never ever.
Q. We received a nice check from a relative as a wedding gift. When I write
the thank you note, do I mention the amount?
___________________________- benglfan@xxxxxx.com
A. No. The gift giver knows that you know the amount. If it was a sizable
check, it's natural to refer to it as a "very generous gift."
For wording of how to write a thank you note for cash or check, look on this
website under the "Samples" tab.
Emily Easton's
Do's and Dont's for writing
lovely wedding and shower Thank You Notes
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