Heartfelt Thank You Card

Well, no, I didn't die... but it has somehow become my job to write a thankyou card to send to friends and relatives of the deceased..

What do I write?
(heartfelt words or heartily humourous comments welcome)

"Difficult times allow us to see the best in others; thank you for bringing us your best during this time. It is appreciated, and will be remembered."

2009-01-17 20:19:19 by Spanky G

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A friend wrote me a really nice thank you card with a heartfelt message, but when I saw her, she seemed REALLY shy and quiet. Why is this?

maybe she's nervous about your reaction to her card- did she say something that she's afraid you might find corny? i would just tell her you really liked her card, she'll probably brighten up after that.

2009-06-26 09:40:43 by Jewel

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How do we write a heartfelt sincere Thank you card? I don't want to insult anyone or make anyone feel badly for not bringing anything. I thought I might write the following 'Dear xxx, Thank you for sharing such an important occasion in our lives. Your presence was the best gift of all' or would someone be upset that their presence was more important than a gift they brought? Thanks for your help.
my issue is that we don't know who brought gifts, what they were and how to write a thank you to everyone because we don't know who or who didn't bring a gift.

There is no easy solution for this dilemma but here's the only logical and realistic solution. If you have several wedding cards that were separated from the actual packages/presents then you need to call each of those people and tell them what happened so they can describe the gift that they gave you.

Just sending a generic Thank You card to all of your wedding guests for their presence (whether they did or did not give you a gift) will not solve this problem. And wouldn't you like to know what Aunt Mary and Uncle Charlie gave you so you can thank them properly?

Answered by: A Certified wedding specialist / A Professional bridal consultant / A Wedding ceremony officiant

2009-11-28 06:01:18 by gymratbabe

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I gave a friend I work with a thank you card with a heartfelt message thanking her for always being there for me and for caring - I left it in her mailbox b/c I was kind of shy about giving it to her (I'm a generally quiet, shy person). But when I saw her the next day, she seemed to avoid me.

Do you think it was wrong that I gave her the card? Why do you think she avoided me?

now im no psychologist but there might be a few things

firstly

it may have just been an accident with her not seeing you

secondly

she may have just been embarrassed about the 'heartfelt message.' If you think you may have wrote it a little strong then that might be an issue.... i've done that before with a girlfriend... explained to her how much i liked her and really overdid it

thirdly

little mistakes... you may have written the name wrong on the card or ->misspelt <- it... it may have seemed bad with a heartfelt letter and you cant even spell her name

fourthly

you say your a shy person and didn't want to hand it to her in person... perhaps she felt the same way about approaching you


i dont think anyone would want to avoid another person because they gave her or him a thank you card....

hope this helps

im not any type of expert but im hoping to take psychology in college

2009-06-26 09:50:37 by Jewel

I am starting an Alternative Greeting Card company it will feature poetry that helps women get their message across to their ex. Women that can't, for many reason, articulate their hurt, pain and/or feelings about the end of their relationship. There will also be a line of "friend to friend" cards for women to give each other when one is going through a tough time romantically.I am wondering if these cards will be well received. Any feedback would be appreciated, thank you.

The greeting card to the ex - no - chances are if you can't say it, write it or IM it I'm not going to buy a card to say it for me.

The woman to woman - through tough times etc concept is good.

2006-02-14 07:53:19 by Frugal-Gal