Is it wrong to thnk vendors?

my fiance and will have an early wedding we have not pinpointed a time for sure but somewhere between 11 am and 1 pm. now us and r wedding party, our parents, the florist and some others will b very busy that mornign. (the wedding will b outside so it isnt safe to set much up the night before) what do u think if we set up a table with coffee tea donuts and bagels for these ppl so they can grab something quick. is this a nice thnk u for their services or is payment (naturally w/ gratuity) enough?

Is it wrong to thnk vendors?
That's a great idea that most people wouldn't think of. I'm sure they would appreciate it very much.



Congratulations!
Reply:That would be VERY THOUGHTFUL and, I'm sure, appreciated by everyone! Like you said, everyone will be running around.....it will be nice to grab something. Yes, that is a nice thank you.
Reply:That sounds like a very generous thought, and I am sure they will appreciate the gesture. Bad thing is there will be so much activity going on with the set up, they may not have a chance to get anything to eat. If you go along with the idea, don't be offended if alot of it is left. But then again, you might be pleasantly surprised if it were all gone.
Reply:It's never bad form to thank anyone. It sounds to me that what you have planned will be appreciated SO much! It's better than I would have thought of, so consider yourself at least one up on me.



Great for you!!!!!
Reply:If you can afford breakfast for those that are helping set up then by all means do it. They will thank you for the thoughfulness!
Reply:It sounds nice but 1. you paid enough

2. there's not time

3. Watch Wedding shows you'll see the chaos everybody's going to be in the morning of your wedding just make sure you get something to eat don't want you passing out at the alter (god forbid)good luck and congrats.
Reply:Serving coffee, tea and donuts etc. is a great idea, that shows you have class and you appreciate those that are contributing to one of the most memorable days of your life. Now, this gesture does not take the place of monetary tips or bonuses.