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I like the idea of sending them something later, rather than making a production of it. It'd be a nice thank you for them.
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My fiancee's parents are throwing us an engagement party at a restaurant and I noticed gifts from my registry have been fulfilled. I decided to buy the kids and babies in attendance easter bags full of goodies for the kids and toys for the babies. Should I bring my fiancee's parents something or should I wait until post-party and send them a bouquet of flowers or ??? ideas anyone?