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What did you use in the Closing line in your Thank You's to your Vendors

May2004 Posted:

What did you use in the Closing line in your Thank You's to your Vendors

Can I use 'Love' or does that sound funny for thank yous to the Vendors? Should I use something else?

What do you use?

Please take the Poll

TIA.
Jan05Bride Posted:

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I usually use 'Thank you again, DH & Jan05bride'

wc0143 Posted:

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'Thanks again, ...'
Sweetd Posted:

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I think I wrote love, not realizing it, just b/c I wrote that will the other thank yous. Come to think of it, it would probably be a better idea to write Sincerely or thanks again.

Blu-ize Posted:

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I think I used Best regards because that's what I use a lot.

070502 Posted:

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I never sent any.. They were contracted to do a certain job and paid well and did it I never expected anything less.

My 'Thank you' to them was said the day of the event or in repeat business via friends and family.
dpli Posted:

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Posted by 070502

I never sent any.. They were contracted to do a certain job and paid well and did it I never expected anything less.

My 'Thank you' to them was said the day of the event or in repeat business via friends and family.



I didn't send any either, much for the same reasons (and I didn't want to waste my photo thank yous on vendors, LOL.) But, when I send business type correspondance like this I usually sign it 'Regards, _____'
halloweenbride04 Posted:

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I've always been a fan of 'Fondly,'

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