Thank you scrolls?

Question

I've made "thank you" scrolls for all of my guests... just a cute little saying of appreciation. They are placed in plastic (but classy looking) wedding rings with ribbon. When should I give them out? At the reception or wedding ceremony?

At the ceremony each guest will also receive a small champagne bottle, picture frame and personalized m&m's.

Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Hmmm....well, you could have them placed in their glasses on the tables....but, then if you already have all those other favors then it might be overkill. Are you handing out programs at the ceremony? I believe this would be a good time. Have an usher or groomsmen hand them out as people arrive for seating at the ceremony. It may be a lot of paper to handle if you are also handing out programs, but since they may look different, it will be appreciated.

Answer 2

Have them at the tables.

Word of warning...do NOT under any circumstances use these in lieu of personal thank you's to your guests~!

A little scroll does not properly thank your guests and often times these things are never noticed.

I only say this because I have seen this done and it ruffled many a feather when the bride thought she had done her job by supplying pre-printed scrolls to thank her guests.

Answer 3

I would afix them to your favors.  However, you should still hand write thank you notes after you have opened gifts.  A generic thank you is just that - - generic.

Answer 4

I'd say to put it at the reception. However, I'd have said that for the champagne too. It does not actually have any bearing on your marriage, so it's more of a party item.