Now that we're married his mother gave us a cheese tray for a wedding gift. Do I send somebody as close as his mother a thank you note? It just seems so formal but I guess being polite is being polite no matter who it's to.
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Re: [ginac825] Wedding Gift Thank You Notes
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Dear Gina:
If the gift was personally handed to you and opened in your mother-in-law's presence then a formal, written thank you note is not needed; your verbal thanks is enough. If you'd like to send a note after that would be nice but not necessary.
If the gift was sent to you then please send a written note. You're right, it IS formal, but polite. Top Wedding Questions Forum Moderator - "Write your sorrows in the sand, your blessings in stone".
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