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okay please dont laugh, but idk how to write a thank you card to someone i dont know so well without sounding weird…can someone give some ideas? and not just THANK YOU… but like something jewish too lol :))
Dear So and So,
I just want to express my hakoras hatov (see how I got the Jewish in there?)to you for the thoughtful and beautiful/generous gift you gave me. I am so happy you were able to share in our simcha (more Jewish stuff), and I am hopeful that our families may be zochim (Jewish, yet again) to share in many more simchas (ditto) together.
Kol tuv (duh…),
Ploni Almoni
Check out the book “Miss Manners Guide to a Dignified Wedding.”. Great book and great comcept. It will tell you how to be excruciatingly correct in every situation.
Try something like this.
Dear xxx
We were so happy that you could join us for our wedding.
Thank you so much for the (insert name of gift here). (say a few nice words about the gidt here, favor adjectives like generous, beautiful, perfect and usefull)
Thanks again for making our day so (special,meaningful,womderful,memorable). (insert bracha here)
With love,
The newly married couple
Dear Cousin Susie,
Thank you so much for coming to our wedding and joining in our simcha it was so nice to see you after so many years, Chaim and I want to thank you for the lovely gift it was so thoughtful i cant wait to use it. Looking forward to spending many more simchos with you and Boruch yours appreciatively,
Chana & Chaim Doe
hows that?
How about something like:
Dear Anonymous,
Thank you so much for attending my vort/ wedding. Your presence really enhanced my simcha! Your thoughtful/ generous gift is greatly appreciated. I look forward to putting it to good use. May we be zoche to share in many more simchos together!!!
I hope this helps. This is just a general letter- obviously open to personalization. Hatzlacha filling up all those thank you cards up!
Dear Ponli
_____ Thank you so much for __________etc..I have genuine heartfelt Hakoras Hatuv to you for___
and I wished to acknowledge your thoughfulness in writing.
I truly appreciate the __(time &/or effort) (or wonderful gift)
you gave to me/ put in to (whatever).
May HB”H bless you and your family with happiness and health,
and hatzlacha in all that you do.
sincerely C Shapiro
P.S. It is very hard to write when you don’t know what your writing about. Fill in the blanks, Hatzlacha!
Standard:
Thank you so much for your thoughtful gift and for participating in our simcha. (helping us celebrate our wedding). May we all share many wonderful simchas together in the future.
put in “May we share many smachos together”
dear so and so,
thank you so much for the ________ (name the gift)
(or if it was monetary– thank you so much for your very generous gift).
i/we appreciate it greatly. thank you for helping us build our bayis ne’eman b’yisrael.
may we always share in simchos together.
sincerely
cshapiro and chosson :))
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