Thank You Messages for Party: 250+ Notes for Every Host

A short thank you message for party host writers swear by does one job well: it tells the person who planned, cooked and decorated that their effort was seen. Most guests go home happy and say nothing; the ones who write are the ones hosts remember.

The setting changes the wording. Thanks owed after your own birthday differ from thanks for a dinner, a holiday gathering or a surprise you never saw coming — so this page sorts its messages by the party you actually attended.

Below you will find messages for birthday, dinner and holiday hosts, short and funny options, formal notes, overnight and kids party thanks — plus sets for baby showers, for the gifts you received, and for hosts who need words to thank their own guests.

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When to Send Thank You Messages for Party Host

Send your message within a day of the party, while the balloons are still up and the host is still washing glasses. Gratitude sent fresh lands differently from gratitude sent eventually.

A text the same evening is perfect for most parties — it reaches the host during the tidy-up, which is exactly when the effort feels heaviest. A handwritten card can follow within two or three days and will be kept far longer than any text.

Whatever the channel, do not let a week pass in silence. A late thank-you is still better than none, but a prompt one tells the host their work was noticed while it was still being done.

Thank You Messages for Birthday Party Hosts

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These are for the host of your own birthday party — the one who baked, booked and gathered everyone for you. Readers also collecting words for the day itself may like our birthday wishes for myself collection.

You gave me a birthday I will be smiling about for the rest of the year — thank you for every minute of it.
Balloons, cake, my favourite people in one room: you built my perfect birthday out of thin air.
I walked in feeling ordinary and walked out feeling celebrated. That was all your doing.
Organising a party is work; making it feel effortless is talent. You clearly have both.
My birthday wish this year was simple, and you had already granted it before I blew out a single candle.
Nobody should have to plan their own birthday, and thanks to you, I never will again.
You remembered the cake I love, the songs I dance to, and the people I cannot celebrate without. Remarkable.
A room full of people I love, gathered by the person who knows me best — thank you for my happiest birthday yet.
You spent your day making mine unforgettable, and I noticed every bit of it.
The decorations were lovely, the food was generous, but your effort was the real gift.
I have had many birthdays; few have made me feel this known. Thank you for paying such kind attention.
You turned another year older into another reason to be grateful I know you.
Planning, cooking, hosting, smiling — you did it all and still found time to dance with me.
My face hurt from laughing by the end of the night. Best birthday present possible, courtesy of you.
Thank you for proving that the best parties are not bought; they are built by someone who cares.
You gathered three generations around one table for my birthday, and every one of them felt at home.
I keep replaying the moment everyone sang — you staged a memory I will keep forever.
Hosting my birthday cannot have been easy, but you made it look like pure pleasure. Thank you.
From the first invitation to the last slice of cake, you thought of everything. I noticed, and I am grateful.
If love could be measured in parties thrown, yours for me would be off the charts.

Thank You Messages for Dinner Party Hosts

For the host who cooked. Name the meal, name the welcome, and send it while the taste is still fresh in memory.

Dinner at your house is never just dinner; it is an evening I carry home with me. Thank you.
You cook like a chef and host like family — a combination your guests never take for granted.
Every plate that left your kitchen told a story, and I am still thinking about the dessert chapter.
A table set with that much care makes guests sit up straighter and stay longer. We did both.
You fed us course after course and still sat down to enjoy it with us. Hosts like you are rare.
The meal was memorable; the welcome was unforgettable. Thank you for both in equal measure.
I arrived hungry and left full in every sense — good food, good talk, and your good company.
Your kitchen produced wonders, but the warmth at your table was the main course.
Nobody leaves your dinner table as a stranger; you have a gift for turning guests into friends.
Thank you for the hours behind that meal — the shopping, the chopping, the quiet magic before we arrived.
A recipe can be followed by anyone. An evening like that can only be created by you.
You remembered how I take my coffee and the story I always tell. That is hosting at its finest.
The candles, the music, the unhurried courses — you gave an ordinary Tuesday the soul of a celebration.
I have eaten in fine restaurants with less heart on the plate than you served last night.
Thank you for a seat at your table; it remains my favourite reservation in town.
Good hosts feed people. Great hosts make them feel expected. You are firmly in the second camp.
Your soup alone deserved a thank-you note; the rest of the evening made this one far too short.
We came for dinner and stayed for the laughter. Thank you for making room for both.
Every dish arrived like you had been practising it for us personally. Perhaps you had — that is who you are.
Clearing plates could not wait until morning without this first: thank you for a beautiful evening.

Short and Sweet Thank You Messages for Party Hosts

When two lines will do the job better than twenty: copy, paste, and send before you even take your coat off at home.

Short note, long gratitude: thank you for a wonderful party.
You host; we rejoice. Thank you for another perfect evening.
Grateful for the invite, the food, and especially the host.
One word for your party: flawless. One more: thank you.
You made celebrating look easy. We know better. Thank you.
Best host, best night, no contest. Thank you.
Thank you for a party I will be talking about all week.
Your home, your cooking, your kindness — all five stars.
Leaving your party is the only hard part. Thank you.
A small message for a host with the biggest heart: thank you.
You throw parties the way others give gifts: generously.
Thank you — the evening was as warm as the welcome.
Consider this my standing RSVP to everything you ever host.
Great food, great people, one great host. Thank you.
Nobody does it like you. Thank you for proving it again.
My feet are tired from dancing and my heart is full. Thank you.
You planned it, we loved it, end of story. Thank you.
An ordinary evening became a keepsake because of you. Thank you.
Hosting suits you. Thank you for sharing the talent with us.
If gratitude were confetti, you would be covered by now.

Thank You Messages for a Baby Shower Host

A party type the shelves above skip: the shower thrown for a baby still on the way, and for the parents waiting to meet her.

You showered our baby with love before she has even arrived — thank you for a day as gentle as it was joyful.
Every detail of that shower whispered how loved this little one already is. Thank you for making it so.
Planning a party for someone who has not been born yet takes imagination; you made her feel already here.
The games were sweet, the cake was perfect, and the mum-to-be felt celebrated all afternoon long. Thank you.
You turned a gathering into a welcome for the smallest guest of honour. Our family is so grateful.
Thank you for the nappies, the laughter, the thoughtful touches — and for loving our baby this early.
A baby shower is a promise that a child will be surrounded. You made that promise beautifully visible.
You organised a room full of people who already adore someone they have never met. That is real magic.
From the pastel bunting to the last cupcake, everything said: this baby is awaited. Thank you.
Hosting while keeping the mum comfortable, fed and glowing is an art, and you performed it kindly.
Thank you for the gifts, the games, and above all the feeling that we are not doing this alone.
Years from now we will tell our daughter about the party held for her before her first hello. Thank you for giving her that story.
You made an afternoon of presents into an afternoon of belonging. Our hearts are full.
The advice cards alone were worth framing. Thank you for a shower full of wisdom and warmth.
You thought of the mum, the baby, and every guest in between — the mark of a truly thoughtful host.
Thank you for celebrating a beginning none of us can see yet, with more joy than I could have imagined.
Every ribbon and ribbon-tied favour carried your care. This baby is lucky to be landing in a circle like yours.
A shower thrown with this much love sets the tone for a childhood. Thank you for starting ours so well.
You gathered the village before the child arrived. We will raise her knowing exactly who showed up first.
Simple words for a not-simple kindness: thank you for the shower, the support, and the love already surrounding our baby.

Thank You Messages for Holiday Party Hosts

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For the host who takes on the busiest season of the year and still makes it look like a pleasure.

Your party gave the season its best night. Thank you for gathering us when the year needed it most.
Between the lights, the music and your welcome at the door, the holidays officially began at your house.
You turned a cold month into a warm room full of people glad to see each other. Thank you.
Hosting at the busiest time of year is generosity squared — and you did it smiling.
The tree was beautiful, but your hospitality was the decoration everyone kept mentioning.
Thank you for a celebration that felt like the season is supposed to feel: generous, bright and unhurried.
You fed a crowd, kept every glass full, and still found time to actually enjoy your own party. Teach us your ways.
My favourite holiday memory this year has your address on it.
A house full of people who see each other too rarely, reunited by you — that is the real gift of the season.
The mince pies were excellent; the company you assembled was better. Thank you for both.
You gave us an evening of laughter deep in the darkest stretch of the year. It mattered.
You opened your home when everyone was worn out, over-scheduled and quietly needing exactly this. Thank you.
Every corner of your house said welcome. Your guests heard it, and so did the season.
Planning a holiday party on top of holiday everything-else is no small thing. You made it look like a pleasure.
I left your party with a full heart and a renewed love for this season.
You have a gift for making a big gathering feel like a small family. Thank you for sharing it.
The carols, the candles, the crowded kitchen — I would not change a minute of it. Thank you.
If the season has a spirit, it was at your house last night, wearing your welcome.
Thank you for ending our year on a high note none of us will forget.
May your own holidays be half as warm as the one you gave the rest of us.

Thank You Messages for Surprise Party Hosts

For the keepers of the biggest secret. Readers also gathering words for the birthday itself may find our touching birthday message to myself collection useful — surprise parties are so often birthdays in disguise.

I am still not over walking into that room. Thank you for the shock, the joy, and the people hiding behind the sofa.
Keeping a secret that size, for that long, for me — I do not have words big enough, but thank you is a start.
You coordinated diaries, decorations and a dozen co-conspirators without one leak. I am in awe, and so grateful.
The party was wonderful; the fact that it existed at all, in total secret, is what undid me. Thank you.
Every whispered plan and hidden errand led to a moment I will be retelling at every gathering for years.
You knew I would never organise a celebration for myself, so you organised one around me. Thank you for knowing me that well.
My face in those photographs says everything; this note exists to say it again: thank you, deeply.
A surprise party is love with logistics. You supplied both in quantities I am still processing.
Thank you for gathering my favourite people into one room and keeping every single one of them quiet.
I suspected nothing. That sentence alone is my review of your planning — and my gratitude is the five stars.
You gave me the rare gift of being celebrated without having to ask, plan or pretend. Thank you.
Behind every great surprise is someone who did weeks of invisible work. I see it now, and the gratitude is enormous.
The banner, the cake, the timing of the shout — flawlessly staged. My heart is still racing, happily.
Your way of loving me is unarguable: a room full of people, appearing all at once. Thank you.
I keep thinking about who texted whom, who hid which car, who baked what. The conspiracy was beautiful. Thank you.
Ordinary days do not stand a chance against friends like you. Thank you for ambushing mine with joy.
You proved that the best celebrations are the ones the guest of honour never has to lift a finger for.
To the mastermind and every accomplice: my gratitude is as large as my shock was.
I walked in expecting a quiet evening and walked out with a core memory. Thank you for rewriting my day.
Some surprises fade by morning. This one is still glowing. Thank you for lighting it.

Funny Thank You Messages for Party Host

For the host who would rather be teased than thanked formally. Send these to the ones who will get the joke.

Thank you for a party so good that leaving felt like a personal failure. I stayed. Obviously.
Your cooking has ruined restaurants for me. Send recipes or suffer more dinner guests. Ideally both.
I came, I ate, I danced badly, I regret nothing. Thank you for enabling all of it.
Official review: five stars, would gatecrash again — though you did technically invite me.
Thank you for hosting, feeding, and strategically ignoring my attempt to help with the washing-up.
Your party had everything: great food, great music, and chairs I never sat in because the dance floor won.
I am writing this with a headache and a full heart. Both are your fault. Thank you.
Thanks for a night my step counter and my dignity will never forget — one fondly, one less so.
You throw parties like you are being graded on them. A-plus, by the way. See you at the next exam.
Thank you for the food coma, the laugh lines, and the group photo I will deny being in.
Hosting twenty people and keeping the snacks stocked is an extreme sport. You are our gold medallist.
I would say your party was unforgettable, but parts of it are hazy. The good parts are crystal clear.
Thank you for not charging rent on the corner of your sofa I occupied all evening.
Your playlist deserves its own thank-you note. This one covers it: excellent taste, zero mercy for our feet.
Some hosts provide dinner. You provided a storyline. My group chat thanks you too.
Thank you for a party where the only thing running out was my ability to say no to dessert.
I arrived respectable and left with confetti in my hair. Ten out of ten; would be feral again.
You fed us like you were fattening us for winter. Winter thanks you. So do I.
Thank you for hosting the kind of party that makes Monday feel personally offended.
Consider this note my RSVP, my review, and my request to be invited forever. Thank you.

Thank You Messages for Casual Get-Together Hosts

For the friend whose gatherings need no occasion. These match the register: relaxed, warm, and sent without ceremony.

No invitations, no dress code, no stress — just your door open and everyone glad they came. Thank you.
You have turned doing very little into an art form that fills a house with happy people.
The best evenings at yours never feel planned, and that is exactly their charm. Thank you for another one.
Thank you for a night where nobody checked the time and everybody checked in on each other.
Your sofa, your snacks, your company: a combination that beats any venue in town.
Some people host events; you host belonging. Thank you for letting us belong for an evening.
I love that your gatherings need no excuse. Thank you for making ordinary Saturdays feel like occasions.
You ordered in, put music on, and somehow produced the best night of the month. Again.
Thank you for keeping your home the kind of place where plans are loose and welcome is guaranteed.
A casual night at yours recharges people more than most holidays do. This is my grateful testimony.
You make hosting look like relaxing, which is either a trick or a talent. Either way: thank you.
The kettle, the couch, the conversation that ran past midnight — thank you for all three.
Nobody performs at your house; everybody just exhales. That is a rare and generous atmosphere to offer.
Thank you for proving, again, that good company needs no decoration beyond an open door.
I arrived with a long week behind me and left with it somehow lighter. Your evenings do that.
Your get-togethers are the neighbourhood’s worst-kept secret and best-kept tradition. Thank you for hosting us.
Shoes off, guard down, snacks out — your formula never fails and neither does my gratitude.
Thank you for a hangout that felt like a deep breath.
You remember how everyone takes their tea and what everyone is going through. Casual on the surface, care underneath.
If home had a headquarters, it would look like your living room on a Friday. Thank you for letting us in.

Formal Thank You Messages for Party Host

For colleagues, clients, and hosts you respect more than you know socially — gratitude with its tie straightened.

Please accept my sincere thanks for an evening conducted with such polish and genuine warmth.
It was a pleasure to attend a gathering where every detail had been considered so carefully.
Your hospitality was impeccable, and the evening reflected the highest standard of hosting throughout.
I am grateful for the invitation and for an occasion that will remain a highlight of my season.
The arrangements, the company and the conversation were each excellent; together, they were exceptional.
Thank you for an evening of real distinction, delivered with an ease that made every guest comfortable.
Your attention to your guests was evident in every course and every introduction you made.
I left with great admiration for the grace with which you brought so many people together so well.
A formal occasion succeeds on preparation; yours succeeded on preparation and heart alike.
Please know how much your generosity was appreciated by every person fortunate enough to attend.
The setting was refined, the welcome personal, and the whole evening a credit to its host.
Thank you for including me in such a well-judged celebration; I was honoured to be among your guests.
Your evening set a standard for hospitality that others will quietly measure themselves against.
I extend my thanks for the courtesy, organisation and warmth with which the entire occasion was handled.
Few hosts combine formality with such evident pleasure in their guests. You managed both beautifully.
The evening was, in every respect, a model of how a celebration should be hosted.
My gratitude for your invitation is matched only by my admiration for how you carried the evening.
Thank you for an occasion that combined elegance of setting with sincerity of welcome.
It is not often that an event feels both grand and personal. Yours achieved precisely that.
With appreciation for a memorable evening and for the considerable work that stood behind it.

Thank You Messages for Overnight Stay Hosts

For the host whose hospitality ran past midnight and into the next morning’s coffee.

You gave me your spare room, your good towels and your unhurried mornings. Thank you for a stay that felt like family.
Sleeping under your roof reminded me what hospitality really means: comfort offered before it is asked for.
Thank you for the bed made up like a hotel and the welcome that felt like anything but one.
From the nightcap to the morning coffee, you thought about my comfort more than I did. Grateful is the word.
Your guest room has a waiting list in my heart. Thank you for letting me jump the queue.
I arrived as a visitor and left as something closer to kin. That is what your hosting does to people.
Thank you for trusting me with your home, your quiet hours and your fridge. Especially your fridge.
A good night’s sleep in a house full of kindness is a gift I will not forget. Thank you.
You insisted I sleep in, then proved it with breakfast. Hosts do not come better than that.
Thank you for making space — in your home, your schedule and your life — for my visit.
The sheets were fresh, the water was hot, and the welcome was warmest of all. Thank you for everything.
Staying with you never feels like an imposition, and that is entirely down to how generously you host.
I have stayed in five-star hotels with less thought behind them. Your spare room wins.
The late-night tea, the spare charger, the local advice — a hundred small generosities filled that stay. Thank you.
You waved away every offer to help like a professional. Next time, I am hiding in the kitchen and washing up anyway.
Waking up to the smell of your cooking is a memory I will keep long after the drive home. Thank you.
Your home sheltered my trip and improved it beyond measure. I am so grateful for your open door.
Thank you for treating my stay as a pleasure rather than a favour. I felt it in every detail.
Some people lend you a bed; you lent me a home for the night. The difference is everything, and I felt it.
Until I can return the favour properly: thank you, from a very well-rested guest.

Thank You Messages for Kids Party Hosts

For the parent (or heroic grandparent, aunt or uncle) who hosted a room full of small people running on cake.

You survived twenty children, three juice spills and one collapsing bouncy castle, and still sent everyone home smiling. Thank you.
That party made my child feel celebrated, and every little guest feel included. Thank you.
The games were pitched perfectly — enough chaos to thrill them, enough order to keep you sane. Teach a course.
You remembered the allergies, the shy ones, the one who only eats beige food. That is hosting at parental level: expert.
My daughter has talked about nothing else since. You have officially raised the bar for every party that follows.
Those party bags were actually good — a detail every parent in that room noticed. Thank you for the thought behind them.
Organising joy for other people’s children is pure generosity. Yours flowed all afternoon.
The decorations turned your garden into a storybook, and the children walked into it like it was real.
You kept the sugar high, the tears low and the timetable roughly intact. A diplomatic triumph, honestly.
Thank you for giving our kids a day of pure, uncomplicated happiness — and the parents a surprisingly lovely afternoon too.
Face paint, pass-the-parcel, and a cake that made the room gasp: you thought of everything a child could want.
I watched you learn fifteen names and fifteen favourite colours in one afternoon. The children adore you, and now I understand why.
Thank you for a party my son will remember when he is old enough to be embarrassed by the photographs.
You turned a room of sugar-powered children into a room of happy memories. Not all heroes wear capes; some wear aprons.
The treasure hunt alone deserved an award. Thank you for hiding a hundred small clues just to watch them run.
Your patience with a queue of children demanding balloon animals was saintly. Thank you for never once showing the strain.
Thank you for making the birthday child feel like the sun and every guest like a planet worth visiting.
A kids party succeeds when the children are happy and the parents are relaxed. You delivered both, easily.
You gave your whole Saturday to other families’ joy. That is not a small thing, and we do not treat it as one.
When my child plans parties for her own children one day, she will copy yours. Thank you for setting the template.

Thank You Messages for Gifts, Cards and Kind Wishes

Not every party debt is owed to the host. These are for the givers — the guests whose gifts, cards and words landed after the party ended.

Your gift was so well chosen that I am convinced you have been taking notes all year. Thank you.
Thank you for the present, but more for the presence — the gift is opened, the company is what I kept.
The card you sent said the thing I most needed to hear this year. It is still on my mantelpiece.
You gave generously and chose thoughtfully, which is the rarest combination. Thank you.
Every time I use your gift, I will think of you — which means you have bought yourself a permanent place in my kitchen.
Thank you for the flowers; they outlasted the party and brightened the whole following week.
Your present arrived wrapped like a promise and opened like a good story. Thank you for both.
I have been spoilt properly this year, and your kindness is a large part of why. Thank you.
The voucher is spent, the gratitude is not: thank you for knowing exactly what I would never buy myself.
Thank you for the book — three chapters in, it is clear you know my taste better than I do.
Your gift card came with a note that made me laugh out loud. The money will go; the note is framed.
Some gifts say “I remembered.” Yours said “I understand you.” There is a world of difference. Thank you.
Thank you for bringing a dish instead of a present — you fed the party and freed the host, a double kindness.
The plant you gave is thriving, and so is my gratitude every time I water it.
You travelled the furthest and still arrived with a gift in hand. Thank you for the miles as much as the present.
Thank you for the homemade gift; anything made by your hands carries a piece of your time, and time is the real present.
Your words in that card will be reread on hard days. Thank you for giving me sentences that keep working.
The bottle you brought was opened in your honour and enjoyed exactly as intended. Thank you.
Thank you for remembering what I mentioned once, months ago, and turning it into a gift. Listening like that is love.
Presents fade, break or get eaten; the thought behind yours is permanent. Thank you for thinking it.

Thank You Messages to Guests for Coming to Your Party

This section runs the other way: you threw the party, and now the thanks are yours to give. A host’s thank-you, sent promptly, is the final course of a good party.

Thank you for coming — a party is only ever as good as its guests, and mine were the best available.
You travelled, you dressed up, you brought your best stories. Thank you for making my party a party.
The room changed when you arrived; it does that. Thank you for bringing your light with you.
Thank you for staying late, laughing loudly and leaving my house happier than you found it.
Every host hopes for guests like you and rarely gets a whole room of them. I did. Thank you.
Your presence was the present — anything wrapped was a bonus I am still enjoying.
Thank you for dancing, for toasting, for telling the story we have heard twelve times and somehow still love.
A celebration unshared is just catering. Thank you for sharing mine so fully.
You made new guests feel like old friends within minutes. Hosts notice that, and I am grateful.
Thank you for coming as you are and leaving as family. That is my favourite party trick, and you performed it.
The photographs are wonderful; the feeling in them is better. Thank you for being in both.
You RSVP’d promptly, arrived on time and thanked the cook — a guest of rare and perfect manners. Come again soon.
Thank you for bringing your children, your appetite and your patience with my playlist. All three were fully used.
Distance did not stop you, weather did not stop you, and my cooking did not scare you. Thank you for everything.
A host’s greatest fear is an empty room. You filled mine — with people, noise and exactly the right chaos.
Thank you for the help you smuggled in: the ice runs, the chair-fetching, the quiet washing-up I only discovered later.
Your toast made the whole table tear up. Thank you for saying out loud what the rest of us were feeling.
Thank you for coming — and for already asking when the next one is. Planning has begun.
Guests decide whether an evening becomes a memory. You decided mine would. Thank you.
From my door to yours: thank you for celebrating with me. My home is open to you as yours was kind to me.

How to Write a Thank You Message That Sounds Like You

Collections get you started; your own details finish the job. Five small moves turn a copied line into a message the host will keep. (The bullets below are guidance, not messages, and are not counted in this page’s total.)

Name one specific thing. The dish, the song, the moment the candles were lit — a single real detail proves you were present, not just polite.
Say what it cost them. Hosts know what they spent in time, money and energy. Acknowledging the effort, not just the result, is what makes a thank-you land.
Send it to the host, not the group chat. A message addressed to the person reads as gratitude; the same words posted publicly can read as performance.
Keep the warmth, skip the apology. Thanks that dwell on what you failed to bring, do or say make the host comfort you. Gratitude should be a gift, not a task.
Close with the future. “Next time, my table” turns one party into an ongoing exchange — the real friendships in this whole collection are built exactly there.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you say thanks to a party host?

Name one detail you loved, thank them for the effort behind it, and send it within a day. Specific and prompt beats long and late, every time.

How do you say thank you to a party organizer?

Thank the work, not just the event: the planning, the coordinating, the problems solved quietly before you arrived. Organisers notice who notices.

How do you say thank you after a party?

Send a text the same evening or a note within two to three days. Keep it warm, keep it short, and mention the moment you are still thinking about.

What’s a good short thank you message?

“Thank you for a wonderful party — the food, the company and your kindness made my week.” Steal that shape: one sentence, three specifics.

How to say thanks in a beautiful way?

Write what the party did to you, not just what it contained. “I left happier than I arrived” tells a host more than any list of compliments.

Conclusion

A party is a gift a host gives with their time, their home and their money, and thanks is the only wrapping it ever asks for in return. The messages above cover the birthdays, dinners, holidays and surprises — what matters is not which shelf yours came from, but that it was sent.

So send one tonight, before the moment cools. Keep it specific, keep it prompt, and remember that this small courtesy is simply good etiquette doing its quiet work: it tells a good host to host again, and it keeps the table — and the friendship around it — set for next time.

250+ Thank You Messages for a Party: For Hosts, Guests & Gifts