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Thank you note Etiquette

Do you send thank-you notes only to the people who brought a gift to a party?  OR do you send them to everyone who came to the party, even if they didn't bring a gift?

Re: Thank you note Etiquette

  • I think it depends on the kind of party.
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  • It was an adoption party - we did kind of an open house type party.
  • I would say everyone - just to thank them for coming and meeting the LO.

    Congrats, btw! 

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  • imagekatarczyna:

    I would say everyone - just to thank them for coming and meeting the LO.

    I agree.  And also Congrats!

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  • I would disagree.  I would thank anyone who brought a gift or food (or other support) and anyone who traveled quite far to be there.  I think if you send a note thanking someone for coming it sounds like the subtext is "I'm thanking you only for coming to the party since you didn't bring me a gift I can thank you for".

    I could maybe get behind a "Thanks for coming" note if there was a dual purpose, like sending photos.

  • imagelsgarver:

    I would disagree.  I would thank anyone who brought a gift or food (or other support) and anyone who traveled quite far to be there.  I think if you send a note thanking someone for coming it sounds like the subtext is "I'm thanking you only for coming to the party since you didn't bring me a gift I can thank you for".

    I could maybe get behind a "Thanks for coming" note if there was a dual purpose, like sending photos.

    I tend to agree with this.

    Congrats on the new addition.

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