What is a good closing for a thank you card?

The closing should match the tone of your card. If you are close to the person, use something like "With love," or "All our love." For a more formal relative or a colleague, "With sincere thanks," or "Warm regards" works well. A good closing often includes a short sentence before it, such as "We hope to see you soon," or "Thank you again for everything." That bridges the message to the sign-off.

You can also make it specific to the wedding, like "With love from the newlyweds," or "With grateful hearts." Avoid closings that sound like a business letter, such as "Yours faithfully" or "Respectfully yours." Also avoid anything too long or poetic, as it can feel forced. End with your names, and if you have a joint surname, you can use it or not, whatever feels right. The goal is to leave the reader with a warm feeling, so keep it genuine and simple.