The Meaning of "Thank You" in French: The Trendy "Merci Tag" Instead of a "Thank You Tag" ♡

In French, thank you is "Merci"♡

In Japanese, it's "Arigatou"

In English, it's "Thank you"

In French, we say "Merci"♡

The sound of French is so stylish; just hearing a mademoiselle say "Merci" at a Parisian bakery makes it sound cool, right?＊

People in France value their native language, and it's said that they're happier when you speak to them in French rather than English when you visit.

When I traveled, I also made an effort to speak in French and conveyed my thanks with a "Merci"＊

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Instead of thank you tags, "Merci Tags" are likely to become trendy♡

How about changing thank you tags to "Merci Tags" at weddings?♡

It sounds more stylish than "Thank you," and even a simple design gives a different atmosphere.

Since "merci" has more curves than "thank you," it creates a softer image＊

Check out stylish Merci Tags♡

From here, I'm introducing some stylish Merci Tags♡

☑ Agate-style Merci Tags with tracing paper♡

☑ A winter wedding vibe with green ribbon♡

☑ Simple with eyelets＊

☑ Initials of the bride and groom along with the wedding date♡

Petit gifts with Merci Tags♡

Petit gifts adorned with Merci Tags can have even more unity if you choose items from French brands or products made in France.

For example,

☑ Ladurée macarons

☑ Pierre Hermé macarons

☑ Bonne Maman jam

☑ Saint Michel cookies

☑ Kusmi Tea

☑ L'Occitane hand cream

These options are quite popular and sure to please!♡

Attach a Merci Tag to your petit gifts♡

Attaching a "Merci Tag" to petit gifts is likely to become a trend♡

If the petit gifts convey a touch of French esprit, your guests will surely enjoy them♩

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