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Most matching informals (thank you notes) come printed with your names or monogram, and believe it or not, they cost less
than blank boxed cards which are not personalized. Your informals really should match the rest of your wedding stationery.
Brides have up to 3 months from the date received to acknowledge wedding gifts and congratulatory notes. A handwritten,
personal thank-you is required for every gift. The note should include a brief reference to the gift, and how it will be
used in your new home. If the gift is monetary, do not state the amount, rather mention what you plan to do with the gift,
such as purchasing an item on your registry or putting it towards your new home.
There are books that can be purchased to help with your wording if you cannot come up with the right words.
A great tip is to write the thank you note as you receive the gifts prior to your wedding. Do not mail the notes until
after the wedding, but you can have them written and ready to mail. Then, after the wedding, the only notes you will have
to write will be for the gifts brought to the wedding.
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