That means that while you can lovingly suggest wedding thank you card wording, you can’t demand that it’s used–you can’t ask someone to split the labor with you and then micromanage how it’s done. Now that you and your partner are working on this project together, keep in mind that once you’ve invited your partner to share this task with you, you’ve committed to letting your partner do it the way he or she wants to. AKA, remembering these notes need to be written in the first place. They should really try to pick up some of the emotional load, too. You still both have to participate.) And really, your partner shouldn’t just pick up the pen and writes the notes you tell them to write. (Actually, I don’t even care if you’re both enjoying the blender or not. I am truly not interested in whether or not one of you has bad handwriting or just doesn’t like to write, because you both got married, and you both saw people there, and you both are hella enjoying that blender, right? Ok.
#Wedding thank you cards full
Full stop, when it comes to setting up a time and space in which to craft these little missiles of gratitude, it is hyper important to remember that this is the responsibility of both partners-not just one of you (one of you with lady parts). But first, we need to take a moment for a Very Very Important Public Service Announcement.
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