AnimatedThanksgiving
Thanksgiving
US Thanksgiving 2026 falls on Thursday, November 26, the perfect moment to tell people why you’re grateful for them. The Harvest Glow card opens with pumpkins, golden wheat and autumn leaves tumbling down as your note appears in handwriting. Send it to the people at your table and the ones you wish were there.
AnimatedThanksgiving
AnimatedThanksgiving
Warm amber pumpkins, wheat and tumbling autumn leaves
Happy Thanksgiving! This year, you’re at the very top of my list of things I’m thankful for.
I’m grateful for your friendship every day, but today I get to say it out loud. Happy Thanksgiving.
Thank you for the laughs, the help and the way you always make room for one more. Happy Thanksgiving.
Counting my blessings today, and you’re one of the big ones.
Wishing you a Thanksgiving as warm and generous as you are.
Some people make a year better just by being in it. Thank you for being one of mine.
On a day for giving thanks, I want to thank you for simply being you.
Happy Thanksgiving to the person who taught me what gratitude actually looks like.
May your table be full, your home be warm and your heart be even fuller.
Wishing you a Thanksgiving filled with good food, good company and plenty of seconds.
Happy Thanksgiving! May this season bring you peace, rest and a very comfortable couch.
Here’s to family, friends and the pie that disappears first.
Wishing you a harvest of blessings and a heart full of thanks.
May the spirit of gratitude stay with you long after the leftovers are gone.
Happy Thanksgiving from our home to yours, with love and a little pumpkin spice.
Happy Thanksgiving! May your turkey be moist and your relatives avoid politics.
I’m thankful for you and for elastic waistbands, in that order.
Wishing you a Thanksgiving where the only thing stuffed is the turkey. Just kidding, it’s you too.
Gobble till you wobble, then take a very long nap. Happy Thanksgiving!
I’m calling dibs on the last slice of pie. Happy Thanksgiving anyway.
May your football team win and your gravy never have lumps.
Happy Thanksgiving! Remember, it’s not overeating, it’s celebrating thoroughly.
I can’t be at the table this year, but I’m sending a plate full of love. Happy Thanksgiving.
Missing you this Thanksgiving. Save me some stuffing and a spot on the couch for next year.
We’re far apart today, but I’m grateful for you from right here. Happy Thanksgiving.
Wishing you and your family a relaxing Thanksgiving and a well-deserved long weekend.
Thank you for your hard work and support this year. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
We’re grateful for clients like you. Wishing you a warm and restful Thanksgiving.
Thankful to work with such a great team. Enjoy the holiday and the leftovers.
Happy Thanksgiving from far away. Tell everyone at the table I said hello.
Choose Harvest Glow, the warm amber card with pumpkins, wheat and falling leaves.
Add the name of the person or the whole family you’re thanking.
Write what you’re grateful for, or start from a message on this page.
Pick handwriting, ink and optional music.
Send the link by text, email or WhatsApp, or download it as a video for the family chat.
Thanksgiving is the one holiday that’s literally about saying thank you, so the most powerful card names something specific: the neighbor who shoveled your driveway, the friend who called every week during a hard stretch, the parent who still hosts twenty people. “I’m thankful for you because…” is a great opening line that does most of the work.
Send cards in the days leading up to Thanksgiving or on Thanksgiving morning, before everyone gets busy in the kitchen. For people who aren’t with you, a card that arrives on the day helps them feel included. For clients and colleagues, Thanksgiving cards are a lovely alternative to December holiday cards, since they stand out and carry no religious overtones.
US Thanksgiving 2026 falls on Thursday, November 26, the fourth Thursday of November. Canadian Thanksgiving 2026 was on Monday, October 12. Sending a card between the weekend before and Thanksgiving morning is ideal.
Share one specific thing you’re grateful for about the person, then add a warm wish for their holiday. For example: “Thank you for always making me feel like family. Wishing you a cozy Thanksgiving.”
Many do, and it’s a smart choice. Thanksgiving cards arrive before the December rush, feel sincere because the holiday is about gratitude, and are appropriate for clients of any background.
Acknowledge the distance and bring them to the table in spirit: “We’ll set a place for you in our hearts — happy Thanksgiving.” A mention of a favorite family dish or tradition makes it feel close to home.
Yes. The card is a private link, so anyone you share it with can open it, and you can post it in a family group chat. You can also download it as a video to play on a TV during the gathering.