8 Free Printable Thanksgiving Dinner Invitations Guests Will Love to Receive
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Thanksgiving Day is officially on the horizon. Before you know it, we’ll be sitting down at Friendsgivings and big dinners with family to celebrate the holiday. If you’re thinking up ways to make your feast feel extra special this year, consider sending out Thanksgiving dinner invitations to all your guests. They don’t have to be extravagant or expensive. In fact, that’s why we made these free printable Thanksgiving dinner invitations!
We love going the extra mile when it comes to hosting loved ones. And trust us: It really is the thought that counts. Every little detail adds another touch that will make the dinner one to remember—beautiful table decorations, a sweet Thanksgiving tablecloth, some special platters, and more. So this year, express your gratitude (and show off your hosting skills) by sending out invites to your loved ones. All it takes is a few steps to get your cards prepared:
- Click the link to download the invitation you like best.
- Either print at home using paper or card stock (make sure the thickness works for your printer), or send the file a local printer like Staples or FedEx Office to get printed on quality paper suitable for invitations.
- Cut the invites out (if you print at a store, you can also ask the experts to cut them to size).
- Fill out the details by hand, like the date and time of your party, your address, and any other details to note.
- Send out your invites!
One last note! We recommend picking up a set of 5×7 envelopes, or you can use standard envelopes and fold the invites as needed. Standard stamps should work fine as long as the envelope isn’t too heavy, but it’s always a good idea to check with your local post office if you’re unsure.
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Pumpkins and Gingham Thanksgiving Invitations
Gingham is such a timeless fall print, and we love the way it looks here highlighting a single pumpkin motif.
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Friendsgiving Potluck Invitations
This invitation features a bountiful cornucopia (a classic symbol of the season) with pumpkins, gourds, and acorns. It offers a playful touch to your Friendsgiving dinner celebration.
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Simple Thanksgiving Invitations With Pumpkins
Sometimes, simple is the way to go! An orange wavy border complements the outlined pumpkin here nicely.
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“It’s Giving Friends” Friendsgiving Invitations
For a cheeky touch, go with this Friendsgiving design that features the perfect phrase for the celebration: “It’s giving friends,” alongside a sweet piece of pumpkin pie.
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Hand-Drawn Thanksgiving Invitations
These hand-drawn illustrations express all the most iconic Thanksgiving themes onto one cute card.
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Modern Thanksgiving Invitations
Sleek and modern, this one features a classic Thanksgiving dinner spread, complete with turkey, pie, stuffing, and even place settings.
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Cute Thanksgiving Invitations With Bows
Tie your invitation into your Thanksgiving design by wrapping guests’ napkins in a bow like the ones seen here. You could even go the extra mile and match their napkins to the orange color on the invitation.
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Pretty Thanksgiving Invitations
This is the perfect neutral invitation for the host who loves to keep her dinner parties’ color schemes light and airy. It features a simple vine with fall leaves to call back to the season.
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Bree Pulver
Bree is the Senior Digital Editor at DrewandJonathan.com. In the past, she’s worked for publications focused on home improvement and sustainable living. Bree’s Pinterest board is filled with cozy textures; vintage patterns; sculptural furniture; and moody, warm-toned colors. She has a degree concentrated in the intersection of writing and architecture, which influences her passion for exploring creative solutions to unusual home layouts and stylish renter-friendly decor. She’s a self-proclaimed pro at finding the best antique furniture in the most unlikely of places (but her cat Blue can certainly back these claims).
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