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Wedding cards

  • 29-10-2012 2:59pm
    #1
    Muckit
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,174 ✭✭✭✭


    Is there anyway a bride and groom can figure out if all cards that were intended to be given, were given, with done misplaced/lost?

    It's just that after going through the cards we received, my wife noticed that there are two sets of guests that we have no card for. I must stress that the issue isn't that they mightn't have given a card. My wife knows these people extremely well, both are her best friends and respective husbands. She knows that they would have given a card.

    It's awkward now she feels, because she wants us to start sending out personalised thank you cards and would like to make reference to the card and present, impossible to do in these circumstances.... dilemma! :o

    p.s. we got married 2weeks ago...


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  • #2
    stop animal cruelty
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    hmmm thats a hard one but l guess ye could always send out a thank you card for attending the wedding..you know how some people say thank you for being at our special day or something like that.

    Did they give a present? If not then maybe they might give ye something in the next few weeks?? l remember going to a wedding & I didn't get a thank you card for about a month casue the couple went on honeymoon & wer just busy.

    I'd leave it off for a few weeks & see what happens...oh btw congrats! :)


  • #3
    tinkerbell
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    You'd be very surprised OP that people who you thought would give a gift, did not actually give one. So it may not be that the cards went missing, it's that they just didn't give one. Give it a few weeks just in case but you don't send Thank You cards out generally 2 weeks after getting married - most people wait 3-6 months to do so because usually you just don't have the time to do it til then.


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