Does the envelope of a hand-written thank you note need to be hand-written?
Posted by Printer | Posted in Weddings | Posted on 06-02-2010
Ms. X asked:
I understand why it’s considered tacky to send a thank you note by email, or to even type one up. But I’ve read that it’s considered tacky and impersonal to type the address on envelope, either by running the envelope thru the printer or using an address label.
I understand why it’s considered tacky to send a thank you note by email, or to even type one up. But I’ve read that it’s considered tacky and impersonal to type the address on envelope, either by running the envelope thru the printer or using an address label.
Do you agree with this? Say you send a gift to a bride and groom, and receive a timely thank you note. Would you be offended if your address was typed on the envelope? I wouldn’t be offended in the slightest.
I really dislike addressing envelopes and send all letters with typed envelopes. But if lots of people consider this tacky and offensive, I may need to reconsider…