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Thank you card etiquette
Nicole M. Posted: Jul 27, 2001 11:26 AM+
Nicole M. MEMBER SINCE: 4/01 TOTAL POSTS : 125 WEDDING DATE: Jun 29, 2001
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Thank you card etiquette

Ok I asked on the other board and got a couple of responses and I wanted your opinions. Would it be really bad if I printed the outer envelopes I send the thank-you's in and hand write the thank-you? I know the etiquette says everything has to be hand written but I have the worst writting!!
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Michelle Posted: Jul 27, 2001 11:44 AM+
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Thank you card etiquette

etiquette smettiquette..if thats what you want to do go for it..I dont think it matters if the envelopes are not handwritten..they need to update some of this etiquette stuff..
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vlempert Posted: Jul 27, 2001 06:03 PM+
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I agree

the only correct etiquette is the one you decide to take. Do what makes your life the easiest, trust me, know one pays any attention to 'handwritten' envelopes except for Martha Stewart, and I don't think she's invited to your wedding.
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Nicole M. Posted: Jul 27, 2001 09:23 PM+
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Thanks Ladies!! *NM*

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