Thanksgiving 2025 Wishes: Fun Messages to Share With Loved Ones

Thanksgiving, the major holiday in the United States, is this year on Thursday November 27. The day is celebrated every year on the fourth Thursday of November and it is a time to gather and share meals among family and friends and to reflect on what one is thankful for.

The history of Thanksgiving dates back to 1621 when the English settlers and the Wampanoag tribe sat down to a harvest meal together. This feast is given the honor of being the modern holiday's root, hence it is a celebration of sharing and cooperation.

The holiday was first celebrated in 1789 by President George Washington who proclaimed a national day of thanksgiving according to the new Constitution. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln declared the last Thursday of November as a national day of thanksgiving, which he called a formal day of gratitude. In 1939, President Franklin D. Roosevelt made a short-term change by moving Thanksgiving to the third Thursday of November, which caused controversy and eventually led Congress in 1941 to permanently set Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday—this is the practice that is still observed today.

Current Thanksgiving customs comprise parades, charitable actions, and the presidential turkey pardon. The events, like Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, are famous for bringing together millions of viewers, while the holiday season sees a lot of people in America donating their time or money to help the less fortunate.

Social media has also made its way into the modern-day celebrations where funny greetings, hilarious messages, and cheerful expressions are being shared online among the people. Popular sayings focus on laughter, food, and moments together, conveying the essence of the holiday in an informal and easy to relate way.

Thanksgiving has gradually turned into such a holiday that Americans still take it as a moment just to stop and thank for all the good things in life. As families get ready for the yearly turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie feast, the day also mixes the history and the present and maintains its significance.

Here’s a fresh set of fun, cheerful, and shareable Thanksgiving wishes perfect for social media or sending to loved ones:

1. “Gobble ‘til you wobble! Wishing you a Thanksgiving full of laughter and pie!”
2. “Grateful, stuffed, and happy — hope your Thanksgiving hits all the right notes!”
3. “Thanksgiving calories don’t count… have an extra slice for me!”
4. “Turkey, laughter, and pumpkin spice everything — enjoy your feast to the fullest!”
5. “May your hearts be as full as your plates this Thanksgiving!”
6. “Thankful for little moments, big blessings, and all the pie in between!”
7. “Eat, laugh, nap, repeat — that’s the Thanksgiving plan. Enjoy every second!”
8. “Family, food, and fun — wishing you a memorable Thanksgiving Day!”
9. “Gratitude, joy, and leftovers — hope your Thanksgiving is everything you want it to be!”
10. “Sharing smiles and stuffing hearts — Happy Thanksgiving to all!”