What is the proper way to sign a card if it is to your sister and children?

Question

I only want to send one card to my sister and her family. I usually send a card to each of my nieces and one to my nephew, but if I only send one to them, then should I sign it Aunt so and so, or go by my first name only? My sister might get offended if I just sign it by my first name and not Aunt.

Answer 1

I would go with Aunt First Name. It speaks to the kids and your sister knows its for her too but you're being cute.

Answer 2

Sign the card with love and put "aunt" and then your first name. The "s take care of the aunt part without offending your sister.

Answer 3

I would address it to "The ___ Family." Inside the card, put a simple message under the inner slogan, like "Hope your holiday is the best ever! Love, Jane." Then on the left portion of the card (which is usually blank,) write a short note to your sister and a separate, short note to the kids. Or insert little sheets of paper for the notes, instead of writing on the card. That way it's personalized for everyone. Good luck!

Answer 4

I would address the card by signing it Aunt ____. I would assume your sister addresses you aunt ______ when she talks to the kids.

"your aunt ____ is going to come over for dinner"
"auntie ____ sent us a card and a gift"

So on and so on.

if you feel like it you could write a little note on the side to your sister.

Answer 5

Just sign your own name. The only thing the kids care about is knowing the PRESENTS are from Auntie Sdjrnmilra!

Answer 6

On the envelope address it Sarah and family ..or Sarah ,Jane , Bobby Last name on the inside sign love Rebecca.

Answer 7

not sure why you HAVE to go by Aunt but if she insists you could say something like

to my Sister _______ and my wonderful neices and nephew _____ ______ and _____ i wish you all a save and happy holiday season

with much love

your name

Answer 8

I would sign it as "Love, Auntie _____"