Thank You Postcards…. Tacky?

I don't see a problem with it

I am also thinking about doing that idea as well.

My brother and SIL did a postcard--the front had a wedding picture and 'thank you'; they wrote their notes on the back. My mom framed hers.

That sounds fine to me and will save on postage! And save the trees. Heck, I'm still hoping for even a thank you by email or facebook message from my cousin's son who got married last August and never sent a thank you for his wedding gift.

We did! Actually we are sending our this week.

I think that's an awesome idea! I was planning on doing the same thing!

I like the idea!

I really like this idea and might steal it. Our save the dates were postcards too.

Great idea!!

I'm still waiting on a thank you card from August, so to me... Any thank you card is a good one!

Why not? You are sending them a thank you - that's what matters.

I think as long as there's a personal, handwritten note it's fine!

Agree with Stephanie. As long as you are writing a personal note on it, it should be okay.

I'm glad this came up. I was thinking about making thank you cards with a photo of one of the sites we will visit in Ireland on our HM. How cool would it be to send each person a thank you post card from our HM. loving this idea!

I think it's great. Will probably do the same.

We were thinking of doing pictures at the local botanical gardens at making them into thank you cards. I like postcard idea even better.

I think it's a great idea too. The consensus seems to be that the most important element is the hand-written note.

My only worry would be it has been my experience postcards get lost in the mail more often.

Put a return address on the p/c so it can be returned to you if it is undeliverable for any reason.

We did Thank You postcards with our picture on one side that said 'Thank You' and our wedding date. On the other side was blank and we wrote a personalized note thanking them for their gift and/or contribution to our wedding. We put them in regular envelopes and mailed them that way.

I like the idea! I always thought it was the handwritten note that was sent and the time and thought that went into letting your guest know that their presence and gift meant a lot to you on your special day.