For the lovely wedding, if the Bride's parents pay for it, and for the gift of their daughter and themselves as a welcome addition to their family. Your children's wedding day is a time to be on your most welcoming behavior , even if you have the slightest reservations.
You would send the card to the bride's parents home. It would be addressed: Mr. & Mrs. John Doe (newly married couple) c/o Mr. & Mrs. Joe Smith (bride's parents name) (Bride's parent's address.)
* In some cultures this is a custom, but it is good etiquette in any country for the bride and groom could thank both sets of parents for a wonderful wedding. Keep it informal.
Considering the bride and groom's parents are becoming one family it is not necessary to send a written letter, but it would be nice (if possible) to have the bride's parents over for an enjoyable evening for either dinner or just drinks; finger foods and an enjoyable evening of discussing the wedding or perhaps looking at wedding photos.
No, the maid of honor or bridesmaids do not have to send a note of thannks to parents of the bride.
A lovely , heart-felt card will do. A private , new in-laws only luncheon or dinner would be even better. Might as well develop what we hope will be a lifelong relationship, possibly with shared Grandchildren. Kids like it when all the Grands have a good relationship.
i would. it would be the right things to do. no matter what you should send thank you cards to everybody who gives you a present. but if they are there just say thank you to their face.
When newlyweds receive gifts from guests and they do not send Thank You notes it is rude! Nothing has changed and they are either low on etiquette or they do not care to send Thank You notes. If they do not get the idea straight then the bride or groom's parents should enlighten them about sending out Thank You notes.
You can send a thank you card to the person that send you a card of encouragement. The thank you card is to say that the card they send you was great and that it did help.
No, guests that attend a wedding do not send thank you notes and it's the bride and groom that will send thank you notes to their guests for attending and also thank them for the gift.
Yes, these people are now members of your extended family and it is not only nice, but polite to acknowledge their part in the festivities.
I assume the bonus is in addition to your usual wage, then, no, you don't send a thank you card.
No, it is not necessary to send a Thank You Card for a a funeral mass card.