Happy Thanksgiving! With the rollercoaster ride of 2020 coming to an end, there’s one major thing we have learned! It’s the undeniable importance of gratitude. If you and your loved ones are safe and doing well, it just means that we have been truly blessed and surrounded by love.
First of all, we, at DWP Insider, want to thank all of you to be a part of our family and staying strong, and sharing love and hope around the world to save the wedding industry. We want to thank all the readers, without whom we wouldn’t have had the inspiration to create, refine, and bring out the best from the mesmerizing world of weddings. We must also thank all the planners and wedding professionals who submit all the gorgeous work that makes up so much of what we do. You guys rock!
When we think about incorporating thanksgiving into weddings, all we can think about is – pumpkin decor and fall autumn vibes. But the most important part of thanksgiving is about giving ‘thanks!’
Let your wedding guests know how thankful you are, and include a few well thought out words on your place cards, order-of-service, attached to your wedding Bomboniere or graffitied it on your walls or dancefloor. Here are a few ways to thank your guests…
Show Your Care
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These days, gifting hand sanitizer is one of the most thoughtful things anyone can do and the classy labels make this bottle the perfect way to express your care towards them along with saying ‘thank you.’
A Thoughtful Gesture
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Thanksgiving is about bringing your nearest and dearest together, so why not show that in the way you set up your space? If you’re not keen on favors but still want to do something nice for guests, a little personalized note at their place setting, a thank you message on the menu or a sign with some sweet sentiments will show your wedding guests just how much them being there means to you.
Warm Welcome
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Evoke the meaning of the season by placing decorative and rustic chalkboards around the venue, letting people know how happy you are to have them in your celebrations.
The Sweetness of Gratitude
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Once you are full of turkey and have had some pie, satisfy your sweet tooth by having a dessert table at your reception. These cute chocolates are undeniably irresistible.
‘Cause You Are Special
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It’s like thanksgiving is incomplete unless you see a pumpkin. You can write a small message on pumpkin embracing the season’s essence to remind everyone to be grateful. Sure, you’re already planning to send thank-you notes, but it doesn’t hurt to say thanks more than once. Stick notes of gratitude on other areas like the wedding registry table.
Notes Of Gratitude
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After the wedding is over, a hand-written thank you card can remind a friend or loved one how much they mean to you and thank them, not only for adding to your big day but for being part of your life. And that’s more than important—it’s essential. It’s taking good care of the people who mean the most. You can also opt for digital cards with personalized messages in the current times.
Once again Happy Thanksgiving everybody! Stuff yourselves with juicy turkey and pecan pie and have a wonderful time with your family.
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