Sometimes it can seem like everything revolves around me-me-me in today’s brave new world. Whether people are playing with their iPhones, watching content on their trusty Galaxy tablet, or reading a book on a Kindle, our technology seems to separate us more than it unites us. Sometimes we feel society is blown away and it’s all we can do to hold on to our loved ones in our orbit. That’s why holidays like Thanksgiving are so important—because they’re a day of reunion for family and friends, putting aside self-interest for a while, and being thankful for what we have.
Expressing feelings of social spirit and vacation time serenity through Instagram hashtags, rather than thinking about ourselves all the time, can be a great way to reconnect. (If you’re looking for Instagram subtitles For Thanksgiving, we got you covered, of course.)
Thanksgiving Hashtags
Talking About The Joyful Opportunity Itself
For starters, simply accepting the holiday you have will do the trick. You can use any of the following hashtags to approach this:
#HappyThanksgiving #thanks #givingthanks #count your blessings #give back #familytime #celebrate #Fall2019 #thanksdaydinner #thanksweekend #preparation time #holiday #thanksgiving table #hacılarpride
For Food
Thanksgiving is a holiday about giving, sharing, and caring as much as it’s about pointlessly stuffing yourself with turkey and pumpkin pies. Don’t worry though – it’s all for joyous and festive purposes, so use this festive aspect of this holiday to make a statement on Instagram. Here are some suggestions:
#Turkeycarving #turkeycoma #passthegravy #filling #pumpkinpie #thanksgiving dinner #cooking #homemade #bayram
Advanced Hashtags
And by ‘advanced hashtags’ we mean that we’ve compiled some hashtags here that will show your audience that you’ve really done some brain work and decided to get creative. Having said that, we recommend that you really try to think of some interesting personal stories for your hashtags, rather than copying what others are doing. (We are not against copying, but no one has ever said no to a new idea, be it in the form of a hashtag.)
Towards Situation and Food – The Personalized Path
Let’s not forget to mention, although quite obvious, hashtags will only be as effective as the content they are behind. So if you’re uploading an image, for example, make sure it’s an interesting, possibly even anecdotal, image! Then you can add some of these things to it:
#healthyşükran (If you’ve made a gluten-free meal or something.) #TurkeyDayFail #TurkeyDayFails #PregnantTurkeyPrank (If you successfully pranked your kids by putting a Cornish chicken in a turkey. That’s the joke, by the way. ..) #CornishHenned (If it’s possible you’re the prankster. ) #uncarveable #TurkeyLove
The goal here is to create a post that tells a story, rather than making sure you cover the event. A cheerful family photo of siblings stuffing themselves with pumpkin pie or meticulously breaking a Wishbone would be far more valuable than an outspoken statement saying:
Hi guys, happy thanks and all that. #thnx
The more creative and storytelling a hashtag, the more unique it will be, so as a result, your chances of getting more traffic from it will be much higher than with just a bland headline and a half-hearted hashtag. . (For example, some Thanksgiving-themed cookies make a great photo—here’s a set of Thanksgiving cookie cutters for you to check out.)
Shop Till You Drop
Of course, part of Thanksgiving is the fact that the next day is the start of the Christmas shopping season, and you might be the type of person who wants to draw attention to your consumer plans.
#BlackFriday #blackfridaysales #shopping #shoptilyoudrop #riotwhatrot #mine #blackfridayamazon #blackfridayforever #blackfriday2019 #shopaholic
As a result, be sure to keep Thanksgiving hashtags cheerful, festive, and possibly based on some real-life event to attract people to your account! We hope you found this article helpful and wish you a pleasant Thanksgiving ‘Instagramming’!
