I have 3 coworkers who did not come to our wedding (no one from my office was invited since I work in FL and the wedding was in LI) but gave us a very nice gift. My question is should I get their home address and mail them their thank yous or can I give them thier thank you cards at work? (I don't have any of their home addresses so I would have to ask them for thier addresses)
Sonicstef
Posted:
Member since
Re: Coworker Thank Yous??
If they mailed you the gift, I would mail the Thank YOu. If they gave you the thank you in the office, I think its okay to give the thank you in the office. Either way - Im sure they will appreciate the thank you.
jms0176
Posted:
Member since
Re: Coworker Thank Yous??
Just ask them for their address. Other coworkers might assume they were invited and possibly be insulted.
stacedz
Posted:
Member since
Re: Coworker Thank Yous??
I think you could give them the thank you at work, in their mailboxes or whatever. I had co-workers that brought in a gift for me and I had their home addresses but I put their thank you in their mailbox here at work.
Since I didn't get even so much as a card from anyone I work with I would know (bitter? yes)
I would send them the TY to their home.
Claud2001
Posted:
Member since
Re: Coworker Thank Yous??
I got an unexpected wedding gift from our PR agency - they sent it as a group, and had the gift mailed directly from our registry so it arrived at my home.
When I sent the thank you, I sent a note addressed to all of them (listed each person's name on the card) directly to the office that they all work in, since I did not have their home addresses. I did not think twice about sending a group thank you since they sent the gift as a group.
Niecey
Posted:
Member since
Re: Coworker Thank Yous??
Two people from the office gave me a gift that were not invited to my wedding. They both gave them to me in the office (department had a special cake for me - I told them I did not want a shower - I am a manager and did not deem it appropriate). I am giving them thank yous in the office. (hand delivered or interoffice).
