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Non Cheesy Thanksgiving Wedding Ideas

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Non-Cheesy Thanksgiving Wedding Ideas

Thanksgiving wedding ideas might all sound a little cheesy at first. But the two celebrations actually have a lot in common – both days are dedicated to spending time with your loves ones and being thankful about all the love around us. While you probably want to skip the cartoonish turkey crafts on your wedding, there are beautiful and non-cheesy Thanksgiving wedding ideas to go with.

Here are some of our favorites for the Hudson Valley brides.

Notes of gratitude as table cards

You can invite guests in and let them know where to sit with the help of notes of gratitude. Create a piece of card with the person’s name and table number on one side and a beautiful text of “Many thanks for celebrating this

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