What is the proper time frame to send out thank you cards? I didnt even get my proofs yet, but was just wondering
chilly313
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I picked mine up 2 weeks ago and haven't even started writing them yet I think (hope) within one year is acceptable.
cdh2672
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Yay I found this board Within 1 year is fine!
kshea23
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I sent mine a few weeks after I received my proofs, I believe it was about 4 months after the wedding. But that was because I had my family pestering me about it lol. Technically, you have within a year to send them out
MandMwedding
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I got mine about 2 months after the wedding but didn't start writing them till after the holidays. It's a lot to write. Finally sent them out late February.
Jmrosa1
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Ours ended up going out around the 6 month mark.
leesah85
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married in november, proofs end of december, sent the thank yous last week in march
my goal was to get them done before the 6 month mark
anszusterman
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FMIL was on my A** about it- they were sent out by the 2 MONTH mark! But you have up to a year for it to be appropriate
Yankeeelove
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I sent mine out 4 months after. I would have done it sooner but I had to wait for my photographer to finish printing my pics.
I heard within 1 year is proper etiquette
kattus
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I've heard three months is the standard time period, but DH is stressing about it already. I told the guy to relax
dolphinjsw
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3 months? i dont think so its been 1 month & i just got my proofs to chose from LOL
HSsweethearts
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Within 1 year but the sooner the better. I wanted to get them out by the 6 month mark but things kept getting in the way and I am just srarting.