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This almost only requires a one word answer: PERSONALIZE.

One of the worst things a new bride could do is send out preprinted thank you cards that say the same generic thing, followed with a quick signature. It's insulting and disrespectful to those who went out of their way to purchase just the right gift, attend the wedding, and take time out of their lives to share in the joy of a new couple.

The best store bought thank-you notes are the ones that have a simple design and are blank inside. This leaves the new bride plenty of room to create a heartfelt and personalized handwritten note. Yes, handwritten. Even if your message is personalized, a computer-printed note lacks the sincerity and warm tone that a handwritten note does. Always try to include how you're going to use your gift, if possible. If the gift was money, indicate what you're going to use the money towards.

And, as always, it's best to begin and end the note with a "thank you." Here's a good example:

"Dear Aunt Lisa,

Thank you so much for the picnic basket full of goodies. Sean and I can't wait to use it next spring. It was especially thoughtful of you to include those two beautiful wine glasses. I already have the perfect romantic picnic lunch planned when we go to Colorado next year. It was so great to see you at the wedding; you looked so beautiful.

Thanks again!

Love,

Mary"

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Date: February 01, 2011 13:00:18