Thanksgiving cards full of gratitude and autumn warmth
Thanksgiving is about gathering around a table and naming what we are grateful for. In the US it falls on the fourth Thursday of November, and in Canada on the second Monday of October. Turkey, stuffing, pie, football and long conversations fill the day, and many families travel a long way to be together.
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A Thanksgiving card is a simple way to thank the people who carried you through the year: a host who always saves you a seat, a neighbor who helped with the move, a friend who checked in at the right moment. It is also a lovely note for anyone spending the holiday far from home. Copper foil on kraft paper suits the harvest mood perfectly.
What to write inside
Pick a message to start from. It goes straight into your card, and you can change every word.
Design idea
Upload a photo of your Thanksgiving table, a pile of autumn leaves or the family lined up before dinner, crop it landscape, and choose "Details" so leaves and edges turn to copper foil on kraft paper. For a pumpkin patch photo, try "A colour" tapped on the orange with gold foil on cream.
- Copper foil
- Kraft paper
When to send it
In the US, Thanksgiving is the fourth Thursday of November. In Canada, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday of October.
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Questions
What do you write in a Thanksgiving card?
Tell the recipient something specific you are grateful for about them, such as their hospitality, friendship or support this year. Wish them a warm holiday with family and good food. A short, sincere thank-you note is the heart of a Thanksgiving card.
Should I send a Thanksgiving card to clients?
Yes, many businesses send Thanksgiving cards because the holiday is about gratitude rather than gifts. Thank clients for their trust and partnership, wish them a restful holiday, and keep it free of promotions. It often stands out more than December greetings.
