Writing a thank you card is an important way to show appreciation to your guests for attending your wedding and for any gifts they may have given you. Here are some tips and examples of what to say in a wedding thank you card:

• Greeting: Begin with a greeting that identifies to whom the card is written.

• Thank guests for attending: One of the key points to include on thank you cards is thanking guests for attending - without them your wedding would not have been the same. If guests have traveled long distances or made a particular effort to be there, be sure to make note of this.

• Thank guests for their gift: Thank guests for their gift and mention the specific gift they gave you. If someone gave you a specific gift, make sure you mention it in your thank you note for a more personal touch.

• Mention special moments: Mention the moments that made your wedding so special - was there something unforgettable during the ceremony or speeches? Was the dancing over the top? Make note of this in your thank you card to remind your guests of your shared experience.

• Closing: Wrap it up with an expression of your warmth, love, or friendship for the recipient, and sign your name.

Here are some examples of what to write in a wedding thank you card:

• “Thank you for celebrating with us on our wedding day! Your company, love, and wishes made our day complete, and we appreciate your love and support.”

• “We sincerely thank you for your company, gift, and good wishes and for helping us make our wedding day an occasion we will always remember.”

• “Thank you for being there on the most important day of our lives. We only hope that you had as much fun at our wedding as we did!”

• “Thank you for adding to the joyful spirit of our wedding with your presence and lovely gift.”

• “Thank you for the gift of money. We plan to use it to [insert how you plan to use the money].”

• “Thank you for the gift. We will cherish it always.”

Remember to personalize your thank you cards and make them heartfelt. Writing wedding thank you cards should be a team effort with your new husband or wife. Share out the workload, letting each express their gratitude in their own way. Wedding thank you cards don’t have to be long. As long as your wedding thank you card wording is personal and features heartfelt words of gratitude, you are good to go.