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Wedding Thankyou Wording - Urgent Help

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flamebat · 29/09/2005 20:00

I'm in need of help!

Trying to make my wedding thankyou cards, and we want a standard something written inside that we can just print and stick in.

No inspiration here though

Could do with including an apology for the appalling lateness of the cards (wedding was end of May ).

PLEASE lovely mumsnetters - any ideas?

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undercovermum · 29/09/2005 20:10

Our wedding day was made very special by you being there. Also we would like to thank you for the lovely toaster/electric blanket/carving knife (YKWIM).

From Doris & Ethelbert

SoupDragon · 29/09/2005 20:16

Do you intend writing something personal on the insert too? I really think you should...

hunkermunker · 29/09/2005 20:17

PMSL! You have been told, FB - watch out for that dragon tail too

sansouci · 29/09/2005 20:24

Flamebat, you have to write your thank yous by hand, you nutcase. Just write the same thing over and over, but don't print it out, FGS!

flamebat · 29/09/2005 20:25

It was my mum that said we should be printing something!!

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hunkermunker · 29/09/2005 20:26

Some people do print things and write extra bits too. I wrote all mine - I'm a gobby moo (can you tell?!)

sansouci · 29/09/2005 20:27

mother, grandmother, great auntie Dot, you've got to write a thank you by hand. no ifs, ands or buts!

undercovermum · 29/09/2005 20:31

Actually I agree with the others about writing it by hand. It is personal and if the rson reading it sees that it's printed, THEY KNOW, that you printed it out and put toaster/electric tin opener etc.

flamebat · 30/09/2005 09:08

Tis ok, pointed out to my mum that you were all giving me stern looks, and she decided that maybe I'd been right in the first place! I had said I was writing them, she told me I should be printing them, and I decided that she'd been to more weddings to me, so probably knew more

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hunkermunker · 30/09/2005 09:09

Mothers, eh, FB - what do they know?

lilibet · 30/09/2005 09:15

I thnk that you could get away with making a printed insert with a phrase printed on it, but then add something underneath in hand writing.

At the top print "With many thanks for the wonderful gift" and then underneath write yourself - "we've use the furry handcuffs every day since, and it was lovely too see you at the weedding, we had a fantastic day. Thanks again, Ethel and Sid"

acnebride · 30/09/2005 09:16

oh go on, put exactly that

flamebat · 30/09/2005 09:17

You're obsessed with Ethel and Sid!!!

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flamebat · 30/09/2005 09:19

One that could be a genuine insert (DH's work mates) "Thankyou for the pleasure of your company at our wedding. We were delighted with our set of plates and cutlery that you nicked from the staff canteen over several months for us, it was a welcome addition to our kitchen!" DH has interesting friends...

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sansouci · 30/09/2005 10:09

Actually, the main thing is to get them written and sent! (ahem)

tribpot · 30/09/2005 10:50

Yes, I'm not one for wedding etiquette but I do think the Thank You cards have to be hand-written. Otherwise you might as well do a mailmerge - or even email your thank yous, surely the worst of the worst

flamebat · 30/09/2005 10:52

If I could have emailed the bloody things then they would have got em on time!

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