The amount of times my adhd has been a barrier between me and finishing and sending thank you letters... I always find them in a stack half written like a year and a half later. The gift recipient is thankful whether or not they have shown it openly about it yet. If it is bothering you, you should sit down with them and talk about how you are feeling. It may have just slipped their mind with the chaos of wedding and after. Give them an opportunity to be thankful after hearing you out

Yes I'd let it go and that's the last gift they are getting.

Ask if they got it since you didn't receive a thank you note. And you want to make sure. If they say yes. Let it go. They have no manners

I think it’s a thing now. I’ve been to three weddings in the past two years. Only one couple sent a thank you card. Didn’t get thank yous for the two showers I attended, either.

Yes let it go. Geez…I tell everyone I don’t want them to spend time sending thank you cards to me. They are family…I know they appreciate it.

I would make sure they received it, but yeah, you do need to let it go.

Damn that is a very generous gift. I'd be feeling some kind of way about it. Maybe he thinks she thanked yall and vise versa?

WOW 😮 I guess times have changed‼️ What the hell happened to having manners and common courtesy? 🤷‍♀️ Not acknowledging or thanking someone for a gift is just plain RUDE‼️🙄 There are literally no excuses, especially with cell phones - this took me about 10 seconds‼️😂 “ Hi Jane and John Doe, I just wanted to take a moment and say thank you so much for the very generous check. We really appreciated it!” 😉 Done ✅

People just don't say thank you like it was done in the past.I gifted two family members a lot of items for Xmas.Never told me if they received it until I asked, then one said thank you.The other person never said thank you. That's fine.I will do less next time. When I got married, my husband & I mailed out or Thank you's as soon as we got back from our honeymoon. And I always say thank you to everyone.Especially when I am helped or rung up by young black men, I go out of my way to say it.

No, it’s just plain rude