Etiquette Lessons: Thank You Note

Is It Necessary to Write a Thank You Note After a Holiday Party?

Hosting people in your home during this busy time of year is always a generous act. So showing your appreciation by texting, emailing, or writing a note to thank them for their hospitality is a way to show your appreciation for their time and effort. “You’re never going to be wrong sending a thank you note,” says Whitmore.

Try to respond as soon as you get the invitation so your host has clarity and you don’t lose track of the date. We’ve all done it; an invitation (especially true of online invites) has slipped our mind and we realize that the date of the party is fast approaching. Since it can be very easy for time to get away from us, Whitmore recommends striking while the iron is hot—as soon as that invite arrives.

This entry was posted in DIY💭 and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

2 Responses to Etiquette Lessons: Thank You Note

  1. Absolutely, a thank you notes is always the right thing to do and handwritten at that. And when you write your thank you notes, don’t just say thanks for inviting me. Tell the host what you enjoyed and then say thanks! It really should be authentic and you should send it within six weeks.

    Liked by 1 person

Leave a reply to msw blog Cancel reply