Xmas card to my son's in law's

Thank you all ;)
I think I shall send cards to them but make sure their daughter , my Dil , knows to reassure them I am doing it just cause they are such good in law's

I think it is a lovely idea to send them a card. I send one to the in laws of all my children, including one with peaceful wishes to those of Hindu faith, and they actually send me one back!

So......sons in law is correct in this instance...no apostrophes needed or pluralisation of the word law and there is always a full stop after etc.
Actually Quizqueen it’s not “sons-in-law” but “my son’s in-laws (The MIL and FIL of OP’s son.)

It may also deter people from posting quizqueen if others are nit picking.

Not rude at all, sodapop, it's a good thing to continue to learn things all through life, no matter a person's age or attitude. It would be very sad if people shut off from learning once formal education was completed. So......sons in law is correct in this instance...no apostrophes needed or pluralisation of the word law and there is always a full stop after etc.

Each to her/his own, @Hetty58.

I like sending and receiving them. I write them with carols playing, and very likely a glass of mulled wine, too. ?

I regard my 3 daughters’ in-laws as part of my extended family and yes, we exchange birthday and Christmas cards, flowers or presents in exactly the same way I would with my sisters-in-law.
They are family.

I just don't like cards. I can't see the point in sending or receiving them - and resent taking time writing and posting them. Over the years, I've gradually cut down how many I do, so I wouldn't add to the little list.

This year, as I'm going to family for Christmas, I don't even have to display them. They can go straight into the recycling box - nice!

Certainly no reason why you shouldn’t send a card. I always send one to our DDs in laws.

I only ever buy packs of charity cards, ones I really like. They go to everybody, inc. a dd’s in-laws. Other dd is long-term partnered, and I send to her ‘out-laws’ too.

I always have sent them to my DDs in laws.

Now they are ex in laws, I still send and receive them though, plus gifts.

I only send generic cards unless I get some ‘special’ ones in the sales after Christmas.
Don’t they all get recycled anyway?
I’ve started to save some really nice ones so that when we all give up sending cards I will still have some on display.
Is that really really sad?

Always send AC in laws Christmas cards chosen from my thoughtfully chosen selection of Charity cards. We also exchange birthday cards.

Don't worry TerryM it's quite rude to point out typos etc in another persons post.

I would send a generic card just sending good wishes.

quizqueen

Good job this is not in Pedants' Corner!!!!!

Oops obviously I have done something incorrectly

Why on earth not? Doesn't have to be one that is all slushy, just one that wishes them a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Maybe it will change the relationship that you have with them for the better, who knows???

I sent them to the inlaws in the beginning but they weren't reciprocated so I stopped. I didn't want them to feel pressured. We send personalised cards to everyone - mainly winter scenes from around here as my DH likes photography. I only send special ones to my DC and DGC.

Good job this is not in Pedants' Corner!!!!!

Apart from to DH, I only send generic cards but I buy some that are 'nicer' than the generic, generic ones. I send cards to all our children's inlaws - we are relations - sort of.

A generic one sounds fine but if you'd like one that's more meaningful then one 'to friends.' Or if that's too much, 'from our house to yours,' kind of thing. A nice generic one sounds perfect actually. Have they sent you a card in the past? Maybe a nice comment inside a generic one would be more meaningful.

I think its a nice gesture I've only met my sons in-laws twice but I always send a card having said that they don't reciprocate.