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i shouldnt think so.a late thank you is better than none.
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It is late... but I would say, in this case, better late than never.
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It is never too late to say thank you.
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No, better late than never :)
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Since you took so long, you owe everyone a nice small wedding photograph with the "thank you" card. I believe you have up to 1 year to send out thank you cards from a wedding.
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It's NEVER too late!
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No, it is not too late. My cousin got married in August one year and sent her thank you's out with her Christmas Cards.
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No, although you have up to a year, it is advisable to get those thank yous sent as soon as possible, particularly to any gift givers that sent their gift before the wedding, and those that organized or threw parties on your behalf. p.s. We share the same wedding anniversary!
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I would get them out as soon as you can.
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Quit 'baggin and start writing yo!... (We'll still be here when you're done;)
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No, it is never too late to say thank you.
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Traditional etiquette allows for you to receive a gift within the first year after marriage – and for you to acknowledge your written thanks within that year as well.
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It's never too late ... The most important thing is to get rid of that guilty feeling that sits like a lump in your stomach. Instead of sendng them out now. Do something fun ... get some copies of your wedding photos printed. Not the professional ones - the candids that you can get for under a dollar. Write a personal message on the back thanking them for the waffle iron and include it in with the christmas card. Add in a little confetti too for extra "fun" Then relax and have a Merry Christmas :-)
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no...up to a year later is acceptable...
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No... It's not too late. If you feel it's necessary, write something similar to "We're sorry we're a little late on thanking you. We don't want you to think we don't appreciate your gift (and/or your attendance)." If you do, don't have it printed, but hand write that or something even more sentimental in every card.
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It's not too late, so unfortunately you still have to send them out. ;) My ex and I only sent out about 60% of them. :o The next time I got married we eloped so it wasn't an issue then. :p
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feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.
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Traditional etiquette provides three months to do so. Modern etiquette provides six months to do so. Therefore, you aren't so far behind. It really never is too late! (I work P/T for a wedding etiquette expert.)
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As long as you mail them soon, no problem!
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hello, omg,it is a tad late,but when you do send your thank you cards you can excuse yourself for being tardy in responding.
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I would still send them, better late then never. Make a joke/remark about how you procrastinate. You should be good. I know if I got a card almost a year after the fact I would laugh my butt off.
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It's never too late so get it done!! And be sure to apologize for the tardiness of your thank yous.
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I believe in the one-year rule. But being in the same CALENDAR year is best. If you include a snapshot of the happy couple, all will be forgiven. :D
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