Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Call Me Old Fashion...

... but I think it is amazing when someone writes you a handwritten letter or note.

Importance of the Hand Written Note on www.CourtneyPrice.com:
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"Just like fashion, stationary expresses oneself and everyone should have some."
 - Alexa Pulitzer


For me, it's the personal touch. Or how about just plain good manners.  Have texting and email wiped away our manners?  

Thank you letters.

Thank You Cards with Envelopes / Wedding / Shower / Engagement / Set of 10
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Who wants to email their appreciation? It's lazy. (although the spell check is clutch).  Writing thank you notes is not a Southern thing, it's a sign of good breeding.    Here is a little bit of  Notequette from Alexa Pulitzer:

1. First and foremost, when sending a thank you note for any gift or service, be prompt.

2. Every thank you note must directly reference what you are giving thanks for.

3. If sending thanks as a couple, the note should be written from one person, with reference to your partner.

4. Good news, any paper is fine. 

Special notes.

Leave your guests a handwritten note or card on their pillow on their first day in your home. Thank them for taking the time to visit and tell them how happy you are to have them in your home.:
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Not all notes have to be lengthy.  Surprise your guest with a personalized welcome note or one on the dinner table (saw this idea & kept it in my pocket!).   Personalize it.  Make one feel warm inside.  It is like a hug on paper! 

Inspire Wedding | Woods | Inspiration, forest, tree, woodland - Baby Its Cold Outside - outdoor wedding table setting:  
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Just Because.


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My friends and I are all at different stages in life.  Which means, we also are not all in the same city anymore.  The perfect excuse to send a little something & an excellent opportunity to keep a friendship strong.  Who doesn't like a pen pal?! 

The best ones are from family.  They are a keepsake for future generations.  These letters tell a story, they are history, and will keep our family values alive.

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Priceless.  Handwritten letters from my grandmothers.  How lucky I am, at 29, to still have both my grandmothers... who still, to this day, even in their 90's, send me notes.  These notes that I can keep a lifetime.

Love Letters.

There's something about a handwritten love letter. Very romantic!:
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...fellas, always remember...


OK, so it can be tough, but we love it.  It doesn't have to be everyday (they would lose meaning).  The best ones?  When we least expect it.... 


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Everyone, not just ladies, need note cards hanging around.  People in my life know me too well... you KNOW there was excitement when I received these as gifts. 

Some of my favorites can be found on:
Let's not let the handwritten note go into extinction.  Bring your A game, elegance matters! 

Life is short.  Go write more handwritten letters.

xo
-W

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