Grandparents Day
Celebrating the wisdom, unconditional love, and irreplaceable role grandparents play in families. They bridge generations with stories, perspective, and a special kind of love.
What Is Grandparents Day?
Grandparents Day, observed on the first Sunday after Labor Day, was established in 1978 to honor grandparents and recognize the importance of the relationships between grandparents and grandchildren. The day celebrates the guidance, love, and historical perspective that older generations provide to families.
Grandparents often provide unique support—they spoil with unconditional love, share family history and traditions, offer life wisdom earned through experience, and create special bonds that enrich both generations. Whether biological, adoptive, or chosen family, grandparents shape who we become and deserve appreciation.
Honor Your Grandparents
Create a group eCard from the whole family, share favorite memories, or celebrate the grandparents who shaped your life.
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