Wedding gift thank you card ideas

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With so many details that you put into your wedding planning, it can be difficult to remember who sent you a gift and what they sent, let alone how you can honor their generosity in a special way. Fortunately, a simple yet thoughtful thank you card is always the best solution.

1. Inventory

   • It's a good idea to create a spreadsheet that includes the giver's name, address and type of gift. This will help you remember who you still need to send thank you notes to and to mention their special gift in your card.

   E-cards

   • For a personal touch, you can send an e-card to the giver with a downloaded picture of you using the item mentioned. If the item given was a money, send a picture of your special day as well as a note on how you will use the funds. Websites such as 123greetings.com offer several free e-card options.

   Decoupage

   • You can decoupage your thank you card for a pretty yet simple technique. Either piece together various papers of a common theme or stack copies one on top of another for a 3D effect.

   Dry Embossing

   • Using stencils, stylus, a lightbox and embossing powder you can make beautiful designs for your cards with raised, embossed areas.

   Add a Special Touch

   • Using scrapbook supplies, items around your house or pressed flowers you can make individual cards in very little time.

Source: www.ehow.com

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