The Bride's Thank-You Note Handbook

Rating:
Summary: No Thank You!!
Review: Although I managed to avoid a traditional wedding, my husband and I received gifts for which thank-yous had to be written. Having fallen behind in this task, I looked at this book for direction, and found it RIDICULOUS. First was the statement that it was the bride's responsibility to write ALL of the thank yous. Hello! It is 2002. My husband wrote all the notes to his relations, and I am doing mine. Then there were the sample notes themselves. I haven't seen such fakeness and lack of sentiment since sorority rush, and the sentiments expressed relied heavily on self-deprecation. She even has the nerve to suggest that they could be copied verbatim. How tacky.

Rating:
Summary: Useful Guide
Review: Even though the book was first published in 1968, it served as a very useful guide for writing wedding thank yous. The section that eloquently illustrates how to word late wedding thank you cards is worth the entire cost of the book. A gem!

Rating:
Summary: Useful Guide
Review: Even though the book was first published in 1968, it served as a very useful guide for writing wedding thank yous. The section that eloquently illustrates how to word late wedding thank you cards is worth the entire cost of the book. A gem!

Rating:
Summary: Quite useful if adapted properly
Review: I found this book quite useful. Although some of the sample thank you notes are a bit over the top, they can be adapted beautifully. I am not given to gushing, but a thank you note requires an enthusiastic response. Additionally, the thank you note for a check is worth the cost of the entire book. All in all, with a little personal adaptation, this book is a gem!