Thanksgiving

Food and friends—there's so much to be thankful for! Celebrate your friends with the ultimate holiday gathering. If you haven't heard of Friendsgiving, we're here with the ultimate what-to-know guide. There aren't any Friendsgiving rules—just gather your pals and enjoy a meal together. We're sharing tested tips for hosting Friendsgiving with ease. Plus, we've got you covered with fast and free printables!

Thanksgiving dinner is a great time to practice gratitude—we’ve got ways to help you do that and get everyone into the spirit of the holiday. Before you dig into your big meal—whether that includes tamales or turkey—you might consider getting everyone at the table to stop and reflect on what they’re grateful for in their lives.

Start your Thanksgiving feast with a toast that's as delightful as the meal itself. This year, our editors share their favorite toasts from their own tables to help make your gathering even more memorable. With the Thanksgiving spread set and wine selected (guided by our ultimate Thanksgiving wine guide), take a moment to raise a glass to friends and family. Share your gratitude and potentially start a new tradition with these humorous, heartfelt, and unconventional toast ideas.

Start your Thanksgiving feast with a toast that's as delightful as the meal itself. This year, our editors share their favorite toasts from their own tables to help make your gathering even more memorable. With the Thanksgiving spread set and wine selected (guided by our ultimate Thanksgiving wine guide), take a moment to raise a glass to friends and family. Share your gratitude and potentially start a new tradition with these humorous, heartfelt, and unconventional toast ideas.

Start your Thanksgiving feast with a toast that's as delightful as the meal itself. This year, our editors share their favorite toasts from their own tables to help make your gathering even more memorable. With the Thanksgiving spread set and wine selected (guided by our ultimate Thanksgiving wine guide), take a moment to raise a glass to friends and family. Share your gratitude and potentially start a new tradition with these humorous, heartfelt, and unconventional toast ideas.

Originally celebrated to commemorate the first successful harvest on American soil, the first Thanksgiving was shared by members of the Wampanoag tribe and colonists in 1621. It’s been an official federal holiday since Abraham Lincoln declared it so in 1863.