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"Quick List" of Invitations Suggestions for Fall Invitations and Seasonal
Holiday Invitations, Paper, and Cardstock
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Thanksgiving Invitations |
Featured Products Rustic Wreath Invitation An elegant wreath in lovely fall colors frames an area for your monogram in this invitation that is perfect for any occasion this season!
Autumn Leaves Invitation A fall themed invitation design with colorful leaves against a green background. It shows a brown, purple, and white placesetting with a fork, knife, plate, and napkin.
Autumn Tree Invitation The leaves tumble gracefully from the sky and leave the ground a mesh of color. This invitation shows just such a gorgeous autumn scene set against an ecru background.
Autumn Place Setting Invitation Get ready for Thanksgiving! This fall place setting invitation is decorated with a green plate, silverware, and a white pumpkin on fall leaves set against a brown thatched background.
Fall Pumpkins Invitation A classic design for a beautiful season. Invite friends and family to Thanksgiving or your fall event with this pumpkin themed invitation. It has an hand painted and hand drawn appearance with an orange and green border. |
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Send Thanksgiving photo greeting cards to your family and friends to express your love and thanks.
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Thanksgiving Themes & Decorations |
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Bringing out the colors in fall leaves is an excellent way to capture the beauty of the season. Silk fall leaf garland is available from your local craft store, along with fake berries, wheat, and pumpkins that can be added as accents and used year after year. Be sure to change out your candles to fall colors and light them before your guests arrive. Also, filling a cornucopia with harvest fruits and vegetables is a gorgeous addition for the table centerpiece. If you are planning a celebration on a budget, there are several quick substitutions you can make to traditional decorating that will still give your event a nice touch. Tie your napkins with orange ribbon instead of using expensive traditional napkin holders to bring in extra color. Use your main dish as your centerpiece by setting your turkey on a bed of lettuce. Add some purple onion slices, unshelled chestnust, small tomatoes, and fingerling potatoes to garnish with edible color. Thanksgiving Recipe Ideas:Having family and friends over for Thanksgiving dinner? Send your Thanksgiving Invitations with reply cards of what you are creating for dinner. Another nice include for your card is to print your favorite "spicy" recipe that is flavored with autumn spices. Consider including a request for your guests to bring their favorite fall sidedish or dessert to add to the Thanksgiving feast. Since you can personalize your Thanksgiving invitations, you can put anything you want in your invitations, elegantly printed and presented with quality! Try including this delicious stuffing recipe in your menu this year to go with your Thanksgiving turkey. Your guests will enjoy the slightly tangy flavor that will help bring your turkey to life! Raisin and Apple Stuffing
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Turkey Themed Invitations |
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It is no surprise that with the turkey's popularity in this season, it has been adapted to decorate countless designs of invitations. A distinct and large bird, the turkey has become a major theme in fun activities for children. Everyone has made a turkey out of their handprint as a child! This lovable symbol is recognizable across the nation as the mascot for Thanksgiving. Take a look at our Turkey Products and see how you can incorporate a classic theme into more than just your Thanksgiving Day meal! History of Thanksgiving:Thanksgiving became an anual tradition in the United States in 1863. Before that, it was celebrated at various times by individual colonies or communities since settling in the New World. The traditional image that children are taught of the first thanksgiving likely happened between the Plymouth colonists and the Wampanoag Indians in 1621. Some traditional foods that we associate with Thanksgiving today were said to be a part of the first Thanksgiving as well, including wild fowl (such as turkeys), pumpkins, and chestnuts. Some sources even assert that popcorn was a traditional side that would have been brought by the Native Americans. Though this point marked the beginning of European celebration fo Thanksgiving, it was by no means the first time that a Thanksgiving celebration was held. Harvest feasts are traditional to many Native American cultures, that existed long before the discovery of the New World or the time of the mayflower. After a bountiful harvest, tribes would give thanks in religious ceremonies that included dance and celebration for their good fortune. When Thanksgiving was adopted by newly settled Europeans, they likewise passed on a religious aspect to the holiday with a Christian twist. Today, Thanksgiving is celebrated as a secular holiday, though many families privately incorporate their individual religions into their holiday celebrations.
Elegant fall bounty themed invitations add a beautiful touch to your annual Thanksgiving Dinner.
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Thanksgiving Invitation Wording Ideas |
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Formal Thanksgiving Wording Example: It wouldn't be fall without the joy Casual Thanksgiving Wording Example: Join us on the farm for a Thanksgiving Day ActivitiesHaving a big party? Send your Thanksgiving Invitations with a request that your guest bring their favorite games. Be sure to have Thanksgiving themed paper on hand from ImpressInPrint for the kids to use for Thanksgiving drawing. Ask the kids to create Thanksgiving pictures. When they are finished, display the drawings in the kitchen or in the dining room for added holiday decoration. Another creative idea as a kid's activity: give the kids Thanksgiving paper from ImpressInPrint.com and ask them to write from 5 to 10 reasons they are thankful and what they are thankful for. During the sit-down dinner, when everyone is settled, have one child at a time stand up to read their list of "thankfulness". This is an excellent activity for adults as well, so get the whole group involved! Save the Thanksgiving Party Invitation papers in a keepsake box. Next Thanksgiving, have your guests make out new "thankfulness" lists and then give them the previous year's invitation paper with their "thankful" list so they can read and compare what they are thankful for from year-to-year. This makes a wonderful, lifelong keepsake that is personal for each and every one of your guests at Thanksgiving. ![]()
Pumkins everywhere! These versatile pumpkin invitations are great for fall, Thanksgiving, or Halloween!
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Halloween is for many a favorite Fall holiday! We have colorful designs for adults and children
with all of your favorite Halloween themes.
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