"A check someone gave us as a wedding gift bounced -- what's the proper etiquette here?" - pumper911 via Reddit

Anna Post -- great-great-granddaughter of etiquette guru Emily Post and author of Emily Post's Wedding Etiquette -- is here to help us answer this week's question. Find out what she had to say below:

It's not often I hear a new wedding question, but this is one. Wait to hear from the person who wrote the check. They will know that it bounced. Their bank will return the check to them or otherwise notify them of the insufficient funds, so it's not as though there is any chance they will think you simply never cashed it. Once alerted, they will most likely be in touch to apologize and possibly offer to send a new check. Don't mention any inconvenience it caused or ask what happened; simply follow their lead. If they don't get in touch -- perhaps because of embarrassment -- don't pursue it. This was a gift, not a matter for accounts payable. Write a note thanking them for attending the wedding, and perhaps "for thinking of us," and then let it go.

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