Thanksgiving dinner invitation
Invite family and friends to the table.
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How to make a Thanksgiving dinner invitation
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Pick one of the 5 pictures and a colour theme.
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Choose a greeting or write your own, then add names and a message.
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Download the PDF (two per page) or a PNG image to share.
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Print on card and cut along the dotted line.
About this printable
Five autumn designs (cornucopia, maple-leaf wreath, pumpkin patch, place setting and sunflower), four colour themes and spaces for the date, time, venue, host and reply details. Pick a heading such as “Join us for Thanksgiving dinner” or “You’re invited to Friendsgiving”.
Thanksgiving in the United States is on the fourth Thursday of November (25 November in 2027), so invitations usually go out two or three weeks before.
What’s included
- Pictures: Cornucopia (horn of plenty), Autumn leaf wreath, Pumpkin patch, Thanksgiving place setting, Sunflower.
- Ready-made greetings: “Join us for Thanksgiving dinner”, “You’re invited to Friendsgiving”, “Give thanks with us”, “Thanksgiving lunch”.
Tips
- Ask guests to tell you about allergies when they reply.
- Mention if it’s potluck and what to bring.
- Print extra copies to use as menu cards on the table.
About the festival
Thanksgiving Day in the United States is a national holiday on the fourth Thursday of November. A law signed on 26 December 1941 fixed that date; families traditionally share a harvest meal and give thanks.
Sources
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Find more in Thanksgiving.
Frequently asked questions
When is Thanksgiving?
In the US it is the fourth Thursday of November, fixed by a law signed in December 1941. In 2027 that is 25 November.
Can I make a Friendsgiving invitation?
Yes. Pick the Friendsgiving heading or write your own.
Does it save my address?
No. Your details stay on your device.
Are my names and messages uploaded?
No. Everything is made in your browser; what you type stays on your device.