Addressing Thank You's

AHimar24 Posted: Apr 09, 2009 01:32 PM

Addressing Thank You's

I'm trying to be a bit proactive and start preparing my labels for my thank you's. I'm expecting to receive them in the next 2 weeks, so I'd like to get start asap.

I was wondering how to address the thank you to single guests who came with a date, (some of which I don't even know the dates name). Do I just address it (inside and out) to our friend, do I put and guest? seems weird for a thank you, no?

Help!! Thanks girls! I know I can always depend you you

little34 Posted: Apr 09, 2009 01:35 PM

Re: Addressing Thank You's

I don't know what is PC but I would just put the name of the person you know and not put the guest

gina409 Posted: Apr 09, 2009 01:37 PM

Re: Addressing Thank You's

Posted by little34

I don't know what is PC but I would just put the name of the person you know and not put the guest

i guess thast what i would do also...thast the risk u run doing it b4 but im sure its ok

kellylee418 Posted: Apr 09, 2009 01:52 PM

Re: Addressing Thank You's

I would address them with just your friends name on the outside envelope since thats who I guess you'd be sending it off to but then on the inside when you put dear so and so, I would write that the same way that they signed the card for your gift. I would acknowledge the guest if their name was on the card that was given to you... They could have contributed to your gift - you never know - and you don't want to ignore them if their name was on your card. Even if you don't know them. I guess that is what I would do...

Celeste617 Posted: Apr 09, 2009 04:10 PM

Re: Addressing Thank You's

Posted by kellylee418

I would address them with just your friends name on the outside envelope since thats who I guess you'd be sending it off to but then on the inside when you put dear so and so, I would write that the same way that they signed the card for your gift. I would acknowledge the guest if their name was on the card that was given to you... They could have contributed to your gift - you never know - and you don't want to ignore them if their name was on your card. Even if you don't know them. I guess that is what I would do...

This sounds like the best idea