That your wedding is a dream, and you remember that day in a very special way, depends on the organization, the details, but above all, on how you have lived it with your friends and family. Those people closest to you, without whom that day would not have been so wonderful.
Therefore, today we would like to give you some ideas on how to express gratitude to your guests, who have shared with you such an important moment in your lives.
At the reception tables, you can leave cards with personalized phrases for each guest, which can have the same style as the wedding invitations. Now that your wedding celebration will be more intimate, this can be a great idea.
Fuente: Trocitos de Boda
It is a trend to place “Thank You” posters in the welcome drink area, following the style of the wedding, with words such as: “Thank you very much for joining us”, “Welcome to our wedding, thank you for celebrating with us”, “Thank you for making yourself so beautiful for us ”, etc. And if you choose to arrange a photocall, this moment is ideal to take photos with each guest along those “Thank You” posters, and to project those snapshots at the end of the banquet. You will have a great time.
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A very fashionable idea, because of the fact that video calls have become part of our lives due to COVID19, is to record a video before the wedding, in selfie mode, in which you thank your guests for their company, before giving way to the open bar. The more creative and emotional you are, the more it will reach the hearts of your friends and family.
Following this line, you can take advantage of the environment chosen for your wedding photos, and record a short video of gratitude to send via e-mail or WhatsApp in the days following the wedding.
Another very lively option is for the bride and groom to prepare a surprise flashmob dance in which your guests join in, and in the end you thank them for their love and their presence on this day, that is so special for you.
Fuente: Los Robles de Santiago
These are just some ideas on how to express gratitude to your guests, who will be a fundamental pillar so that your wedding day is unforgettable.