Thanksgiving Emojis

Emoji that help brands write thank-you posts, holiday hours and table-ready menus for Thanksgiving.

The table

Turkey, pie and the sides that fill a pre-order list or a holiday menu.

Gratitude and family

A warm set for thank-you notes to customers, staff and neighbours.

Autumn harvest

Leaves, grain and late-season produce for colour around a post.

Closed-for-the-holiday notices

Doors, calendars and clocks that make changed hours easy to spot.

Ready-to-copy combinations

Holiday table
Opening a Thanksgiving menu or pre-order post.
Thank you all
Thanking customers or a team at the end of the year.
Sides sorted
Listing the side dishes on offer.
Closed on the day
Marking a holiday closure in a feed.
Harvest colour
Adding a seasonal accent to a caption.
Home for the holiday
A warm sign-off before the long weekend.

Templates

Pre-order post
Pre-orders for [Dish] close on [Date]. Pick-up at [Place] on [Day]. 🦃🥧
Thank-you post
Thank you to [Customer group] for a year of [Real detail]. We see you. 🙏🧡
Hours notice
We're closed on [Date] and back on [Date] from [Time]. 🔒📆
Staff shout-out
[Staff name] made [Number] pies this week. Thank you, [Staff name]. 🥧🤗

About this kit

Thanksgiving posts usually carry one of three messages: thank you to the people who kept a business going this year, what is on the table or on the pre-order list, and when the doors will be closed. The emoji here follow those jobs. The table set covers turkey, pie and the side dishes a bakery, butcher or restaurant is taking orders for; the gratitude set carries a thank-you note to customers or staff; the harvest set adds seasonal colour; and the closed-for-the-holiday set makes a notice about opening hours easy to spot in a feed. Keep the thank-you specific, naming a real team, a regular or a milestone, since a general gratitude line with a turkey on it reads the same on every account.

Using these emoji well

Screen readers speak each emoji by name, such as "turkey" or "pie", so keep the dish, date and pick-up place written out in the caption.
A thank-you post lands when it names something real, such as a regular, a team member or a milestone; the same line with a turkey on every account reads as filler.
Put holiday hours on their own line with 🔒 or 📆 at the start, so a follower skimming the feed can find them.

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