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Thanksgiving invitation wording ideas
Updated 2026-11-08
Good Thanksgiving invitation wording says who is hosting, that it is a Thanksgiving dinner, the date, time and address, and when to reply. Keep each line short for a video invite. Copy and edit the examples below; in the Thanksgiving Dinner template the title, the ribbon word, three message lines and the RSVP lines are separate fields.
Classic
“You’re invited to our Thanksgiving Dinner Gathering. Let’s come together to give thanks, share a delicious meal, and enjoy good company. Thursday, November 26, 5:00 PM, The Miller Home.”
Warm
“Gather around our table: there is always room for one more.” “We are thankful for you. Please join us for Thanksgiving dinner.”
Funny
“Eat, drink and be stuffed.” “Come hungry, leave happy.” “Gobble ’til you wobble.”
Friendsgiving
“Friendsgiving Potluck: bring your favorite dish and your appetite.” “Friends are the family we choose. Join us for Friendsgiving.”
Potluck line
“We’ve got the turkey: please bring a side or a dessert to share.”
RSVP line
“Please let us know if you can join us by Nov 20.” or “Kindly reply by text to Sarah.”
Questions
What should a Thanksgiving invitation include?
The host, the occasion, date, time, address, an RSVP date, and anything guests should bring.
How early should I send it?
Three to four weeks ahead; a little earlier if guests travel for the holiday.
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