Birth Announcement Question

MamaAllison · March 2014

It's ok to just throw it in the envelope and address it right?

I'm nervous after I realized that sending picture Christmas cards is not acceptable, that a written note is expected as well.

What would I write if I need to write something?

versed · March 2014

No note. No note for Christmas cards either.

clozgoblu · March 2014

I did just the picture/announcement unless a birth gift was given or a visit to the hospital occurred. The ones I've received recently did not have note...

MamaAllison · March 2014

ok sweet. I'm sure it will be a struggle to find the time just to address them as is..

ziggy903 · March 2014

This reminds me, I should probably get mine out...

djtippietoes · March 2014

I just put mine in envelopes. No note.

lihau88 · March 2014

Same here as PP. No note needed.

sdlaura · March 2014

Yes, I just throw them in envelopes and address them!

tasogirl1 · March 2014

Just sent ours out, no note.. I'm lucky I got that far!

Magnolia+Mama · March 2014

I'm not planning on including a note for most of my announcements. However, for close relatives (parents, grandparents, and siblings), I am planning to include a few 4x6 photos from LO's newborn portraits with a short note.

They have been sitting on my kitchen counter for the past week...fingers crossed I find the time to address then soon!

coffeyandyogapants · March 2014

MamaAllison said:
It's ok to just throw it in the envelope and address it right?

I'm nervous after I realized that sending picture Christmas cards is not acceptable, that a written note is expected as well.

What would I write if I need to write something?

As far as I knew, printed christmas cards are totally fine. Actually, more then what most people do these days. In my opinion its the same for birth announcements.

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