5 Ways to Express Gratitude to Your Family and Friends After the Wedding
You’ve drank the last champagne toast (or juice), you’ve headed off for the honeymoon (or not), and the venue has been tidied and cleared (or still needs a few finishing touches). One thing is for sure: someone in your family has really showed up in a way you couldn’t have anticipated. People have done such great things to make your wedding day special, and it almost feels like a thank you note isn’t enough. Obviously, prompt thank you notes are deeply appreciated, and should be a priority, but here are 5 ways you can go above-and-beyond for those who went above and beyond for your wedding.
1. Buy Them the Gift of an Experience
While most family members won’t take cash as a thank you gesture, you can create an experience for them instead. This could be simply a gift certificate to a restaurant that’s a little nicer than they’d typically try?but it could also be more elaborate, like a ziplining adventure or a private tour of a museum. These things usually aren’t expected, since we almost all chip in to help our family when needed, but giving them the gift of an experience is a sweet way to show that you noticed just how kind and giving they were during your wedding planning. This can be a good workaround as well if a family member or close friend made the cake or did some photography for you as their wedding gift, without accepting payment. 2. Plan a Trip
One of the hardest things to do when it comes to family is just finding...
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