Thanksgiving is all about gathering, but it also comes with a long to-do list (and somehow the butter always runs out). The little details that make guests feel special shouldn’t add to the chaos. That’s where printable Thanksgiving gift tags come in: print, cut, tie and you’re done.
We’ve rounded up all of our Thanksgiving gift tags and favor tags in one place: classic pumpkin pie slices, punny pecan pies and cozy plaid turkeys. Use them on hostess gifts, pie deliveries, place settings, potluck dishes and take-home treats for everyone you’re thankful for.
Which Thanksgiving Gift Tag Is Right for You?
- Pumpkin pie slices for a classic look that doubles as place cards.
- Pecan pie for the pun lovers (“I Pecan’t Explain How Thankful I Am For You”).
- Plaid turkeys for a cozy farmhouse table, in two designs.
- Can’t pick? The Thanksgiving Gift Tag Bundle includes all four designs in one download.
Pumpkin Pie Thanksgiving Gift Tags
Our pie slice shaped tags read “Grateful. Thankful. Blessed.” and “Happy Thanksgiving.” They’re the most versatile of the bunch: set one on each plate as a place card, tie one around a wine bottle for the host or add one to a box of treats. See all the ways we use them in our Pumpkin Pie Thanksgiving Gift Tags post.
Pecan Pie Gift Tags: “I Pecan’t Explain How Thankful I Am For You”
Pecan pie fans, these are for you. Each tag shows a pecan pie with a “Happy Thanksgiving” banner and our favorite pun of the season. They’re adorable on boxed pies, wine bottles, teacher thank-yous and Friendsgiving favors.
Plaid Turkey Thanksgiving Gift Tags
For a cozy farmhouse feel, our plaid turkey tags come in two fall plaid designs, each with “Thankful, Grateful, Blessed” and “Happy Thanksgiving.” Tie them on hostess gifts, bottles of bourbon, pie boxes and take-home cookie bags.
Ways to Use Thanksgiving Favor Tags
- Hostess gifts. Tie a tag around the neck of a wine or bourbon bottle when you’re a guest.
- Pie deliveries. Add a tag to a boxed pie for neighbors, coworkers or whoever is hosting.
- Place cards. Write each guest’s name on the back and set one on every plate (no hole punch needed).
- Take-home favors. Tie them onto little bags of cookies, cake balls or candle jars so guests leave with something sweet.
- Potluck dishes. Label your Friendsgiving dish so it arrives looking extra special.
- Teacher and coworker thank-yous. A small treat plus a tag is an easy way to say thanks before the holiday break.
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- Print at 100% scale. Choose “actual size” in your print settings so the tags come out the right size.
- Use cardstock, not printer paper. 65–110 lb cardstock keeps tags sturdy on bottles, bags and boxes.
- Cut with a paper trimmer. Straight edges go faster and look cleaner than scissors.
- Match your twine to your tag. Jute twine suits the plaid turkeys and pecan pies; orange and white baker’s twine suits the pumpkin pie slices.
- Print extra. Once you buy the PDF you can print it as many times as you like, so keep a few spares for last-minute guests.
What You Need
- Printable Thanksgiving gift tags: pumpkin pie, pecan pie, plaid turkey or the bundle
- White cardstock (65 lb or heavier)
- Scissors or a paper trimmer
- Standard hole punch
- Baker’s twine, jute twine or ribbon
How to Make Them
- Download your PDF and print it on cardstock at 100% scale.
- Cut out each tag along the lines.
- Punch a hole at the top of each tag (skip this for place cards).
- Thread twine through the hole and tie it to your gift, bottle or treat box.
Something Sweet to Go With Them
A tag is even better on something homemade. Try our Pumpkin Cake Balls, Boozy Bourbon Pecan Pie Bark, Morgan’s Pumpkin Sugar Pie or Cranberry Almond Bars. Hosting this year? Don’t miss our Friendsgiving Games for Adults.
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