Thank You cards

[zhannushka]

Please don't think that I'm crazy! :eek:

We've been married almost 8 months, but I still haven't sent the Thank You cards... :o Major things (good and bad) have been happening since almost right after the wedding and life has been crazy. I am finally almost done with signing all 100 cards now... If you were me - would you even bother sending them out? :confused:

Thank you!

[colz85]

YES! By all means, send them. Better late than never.

[tlew12778]

I agree, better late than never!

[Hello Kitty]

Good grief, yes, send them out immediately! It will be much appreciated.

[Southlooper]

It's never too late to send out a thank you card.

[dandelionbeautiful]

agree. it is never too late to thank someone. they will appreciate it.

[zhannushka]

Thank you ladies! I just wanted to make sure that people won't think we are a couple of lunatics when they receive our cards... ;)

[BTB]

Oh, heavens yes, send them! It is ALWAYS better to send it late - even WAY late - than to ignore the obligation to send thank-yous.

[MSH]

I would most definately send them out.

We went to a wedding a few years back and never got a thank you card from the bride (we both worked with her), yet she handed some out at work to other coworkers and the rest were mailed with her Christmas cards. I am still upset she didn't even think to thank us.

[Sami]

Another gigantic YES!!! Send them. Guests understand that it's tough getting married, going on a honeymoon, settling into a home together, work, etc. I think three months is excellent, 4-6 months is acceptable, 7-12 months is getting a little late, but by all means, NEVER sending them is completely unacceptable.

Actually, I received a TY card once from a wedding exactly one year and one day after the wedding. Now that is pushing it...but at least she got them done. :rolleyes:

And it actually took me almost four months to send the last batch of TY cards out...I'm not perfect! But guests loved them because I really took the time to thank everyone personally for sharing in our most special day, their gift, how much we use it, etc., etc.

[Asha]

send them. i had a friend that sent them out very late too, and i was happy to get a thank you especially since it was a very well thought out, handwritten thank you card. the only thing is that my friends and i kind of joked about it that it was kind of late.