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NDR: in-laws 35th anniversary
My FIL & MIL are going to be celebrating their 35th anniversary in a few weeks, and I am planning on submitting their picture and a small announcement to their local newspaper.
My question is, after the announcement line is it cheesy to include a line saying something like "congratulations and best wishes may be sent to (their address)" ? Or is this better left unsaid?
Thanks for your advice!
Re: NDR: in-laws 35th anniversary
This!
That's kind of what I was thinking, but actually in our area it's pretty common to do this (they live in a smaller town). I think I'll leave it off anyway though, just because I wonder if it sounds like we are begging people to send them cards? I figure if people see it and they want to send them a card, they probably already know them and have their address or they can just look it up in the phonebook, etc..