Thank you card service launched
Couples looking to invest in wedding insurance may be interested in a new service designed to help busy brides and grooms.
US businessman Ryan Alovis has launched Wedding Thank You Writer after noticing how long it can take newlyweds to send messages of gratitude for gifts, the Daily Mail reports.
Now couples who have little time to hand write cards can pay a surrogate to transcribe their words so they appear personal.
Clients choose from male or female writing styles and provide a list of names and address along with individuals anecdotes, which are compiled into 75-word letters.
Denying the service is a form of cheating, Mr Alovis claimed it allows people to ensure they do not appear rude, as it is better to receive a card written by someone else than not at all.
In order to make composing thank you messages as easy as possible, Martha Stewart Weddings recommends keeping a record of who bought what when opening the gifts.
