Holiday Family Togetherness
Thanksgiving Greeting & Gathering Pack
The suite, as it arrives — cover first, then the cards in the order you will send them. Tap any card to read it at full size.
The video announcement
Watch it arrive.
The suite’s video, as it arrives in the family chat — a sample photo and sample words throughout. In the one you send, your family’s photo and words take their place.
One long table, everyone fed, and the words said out loud: thank you.
Thanksgiving is the gathering holiday — Thursday, November 26, 2026 this year — and its whole register is gratitude. This pack holds the arc: a greeting that travels to everyone who can't be there, the invitation to the table, a card for the family joining by video, a thank-you that doubles as the season's gratitude note, and a keepsake of this year's table.
Gratitude, in your family's words — never scripted sentiment. Many families say what they're thankful for around the table. The invitation and keepsake hold a bracketed field for that — your family's practice, your family's words, or left off entirely. Nothing in this pack prints a ready-made blessing or a gratitude speech; the most this pack does is leave a clean space where your family's words go.
Every table is a real table. The big family table with three generations. The Friendsgiving table — chosen family, hosting each other with exactly the same standing. The small table, two people and a pie, in a hard year. The two-household table, where the kids eat twice and both homes send the invitation together. One parent or two, grandparents hosting, a soldier's chair held by a screen — host lines and family lines are fields, and no version of this pack treats one shape as the standard the others approximate.
The day, honestly. This pack's job is your family's table, in your family's register. It is worth knowing — the guide says it plainly — that the day carries different weight for different families: for many Native families it is observed as a National Day of Mourning. The pack doesn't teach that history or borrow it; it simply never assumes the day means one thing, and its tone — gratitude without noise — leaves room for every family to hold the day their own way.
The edit guide also holds one quiet option: a remembrance element for the one who isn't at the table this year — on Thanksgiving, of all days, an empty chair is seen by everyone. It is present in the keepsake only if your family puts it there, in your family's own words. Offered there only, never printed by default.
What you receive
- Greeting card — your family's photo, your greeting in your words, the year. For everyone who can't be at the table. Phone size (1080×1920) + print 5×7.
- Gathering invitation card — Thanksgiving dinner: date, time, place, what-to-bring if your family coordinates dishes, RSVP name and number, in the same design.
- Far-away card — a screen-moment card for family joining the table by video: the time written in both time zones, sent ahead so grace — or the first toast — includes them.
- Thank-you card — the season's gratitude note: for hosts, cooks, and everyone who traveled, ready when you are.
- Keepsake card — this year's table photo and a line in your family's words; made to stand beside last year's.
- Details sheet — the family name and host line written once; the day checked against its date; the dish list and the card list each given room, so nothing and nobody is remembered wrong, before you build a single card.
- Video greeting (MP4, ~14 seconds) — a warm vertical video of the greeting card, made for family chats and Stories.
- Layered source files (SVG) — every word editable in free tools.
- Simple edit guide — short numbered steps, written to do in sittings, with the two-household invitation method, photo-consent and address-privacy notes, and the full before-you-send check.
This is a digital product — no physical item is shipped.
The details sheet
Write it once. Check it here. Never from memory.
Every name and date goes on this sheet first, in letter boxes, with the weekday checked against the date — before a single card is built. Precision is a form of love, so we made it part of the suite.
Questions, answered plainly
Is this only for big traditional family dinners?
No. Friendsgiving tables, small tables, two-household tables, tables with a screen at one end — all are first-class shapes here, with the same design and the same care. The host line is a field; nothing assumes who is at the head of the table, or that there is one.
Our kids celebrate at two homes. Can both households send one invitation?
Yes — the guide shows the two-household method: both hosts named as the family names them, one card, no ranking. Each home can also send its own; the fields work both ways.
Does the pack print a blessing or a gratitude speech?
Never. If your family says words of thanks at the table, the cards hold a bracketed space for your family's own. Nothing scripted is printed for a moment like that.
What about the other side of this holiday's history?
The guide acknowledges it in plain words: the day is a National Day of Mourning for many Native families, and families hold this day in different registers. The pack serves your family's table without pretending the day means the same thing to everyone — and without borrowing anyone else's observance as content.
Is anything mailed to me?
No. This is a digital download.
Thanksgiving Greeting & Gathering Pack
$29 — one-time. Yours to keep.
Your download link arrives by email the moment your payment clears. It lasts 72 hours, and we will always re-send it.
This is a digital product — no physical item is shipped.