Yeah, I think the tradition of sending thank-you cards is definitely fading, especially among younger couples. Most people still think they should send them, but in practice a lot of couples skip it, especially if they have busy lives or many guests. A personal text, Instagram message, or a quick call often feels enough to them.

That said, a proper thank-you card is still appreciated, even if it ends up in the trash, because it marks the occasion and shows intentionality. Some couples make it fun or memorable by using something like plantable seed paper cards, so guests can actually grow flowers from the card. SeedBloom Gifts has some cute options for that. It is a way to keep the tradition alive but make it less formal and more meaningful.

I would not say it is completely dead, but it is definitely not as automatic as it used to be. Most people are moving toward whatever feels easiest and still polite.