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Full Crystal Monogram Wedding Cake Toppers Silver Initial Letter

$35.00

This striking full crystal initial monogram wedding cake topper is Sterling Silver Plated with Clear Swarovski Rhinestone Crystals.

This listing is for 1 x large (4 3/4" tall) full Swarovski crystal cake Letter

4" Prongs on bottom to secure on cake and for easy of decorating.

Polished sturdy silver plated finished back.

We have Cake Letter A-Z available. Please email us which cake letter do yo...

Unique Housewarming Gift Ideas - 7 Asian Calligraphy Character Feng Shui Blessing Plaques

Taoist traditional new beginning blessing plaques, for new year, new business, wedding, graduation, anniversary, birthdays - hand carved Ming dynasty style Chinese characters, kiln dried Merbu wood plaques, with lacquered brass hangers, for easy mounting, great gift for auspicious occasions, ships in 48hrs professionally packed fully insured from our Massachusetts warehouse via Fed Ex Home Deliver...

Weddingstar 4 Inch H Brushed Silver Monogram - Letter M

$15.98

All 26 English Letters (capitals only) and '&' symbol available. Monograms can be created using different letter sizes if desired. These Brushed Silver Monogram Letters can also be used to personalize other decorations. Add to centerpieces, buffet tables, guest book tables, wherever... a perfect way to create a 'signature' look. 4 Inches H...

The honeymoon is over, the confetti continues to turn up in your shoe and one of the first joint activities you will do as husband and wife will be the writing of your thank you letters. Weddings produce lots of wonderful gifts, and lots of wonderful gifts create the need to write lots of thank you letters. The challenge is to find the right words to represent your sentiments and thoughts. There are services where you receive help in writing your wedding thank you letters. If you choose to write them yourself, use these top tips for writing personal, meaningful, and sincere letters of appreciation to your wedding guests and to all those who worked behind the scenes to make your wedding day memorable.

Â• Impact - mention how the gift will have an impact on your life as husband and wife. For example, the automatic bread maker will make your breakfast together homely and surrounded by a wonderful aroma.

Â• Honor - the relationship between the giver and receiver as well as the gift that was given. Acknowledge the family or friendship tie. In addition to showing gratitude for the gift, now is the perfect time to express appreciation for the role of the giver in your life.

Â• Sincerity - be genuine in your choice of words; choose words that the receiver of the letter will associate with you. We all know when people have gone to the thesaurus for vocabulary!

Â• Be diplomatic - find neutral words to say about the gift even if you do not like it. Writing a brief description of the gift can offer the illusion of appreciating it, even if your sense of honesty does not allow you to lie about your true feelings. For example, the purple fluted flower vase, which is not of your taste, will show off white gladioli to their best.

Â• Recognize - the art of giving and receiving while acknowledging the thoughtfulness and generosity of the giver. Thank the sender for being so thoughtful and generous in their choice of gift and recognize the importance to you of this thoughtfulness.

Â• Create a level of intimacy - with friends and family by referring to a shared experience or memories. For example, for an old school friend, refer back to a shared memory together at school, particularly one that links to the wedding celebration or the gift itself.

Employing any number of these tips will improve the quality of the final letter. Naturally, including them all will help to create a wonderful, meaningful letter which will be a gift to receive. For further support and information please visit writingtraditions.com.

Phyllis Jones, Ph.D., is a published writer in the area of education. She works with two colleagues to provide a personal writing letter service http://www.writingtraditions.com This service was borne out of the idea that letter writing is a dying art needing some TLC (tender loving care) to help its revival in the 21st Century.