Along with tracking down the perfect gift for all the special people in your life, take a moment to share just how much your friends, family members, neighbors, coworkers, teachers and loved ones mean to you with a handwritten Christmas greeting. Show
Filling out Christmas cards may feel like more work than its worth, but imagine the joy on the recipient's face as the read a special message from yours truly. But if you're worried that your words won't convey what's really in your heart, then you've come to the right place. Below, we've rounded up an array of Christmas greetings that can be written as-is, shortened to fit the size of a smaller greeting card or spruced up with personalized details about the recipient. It's up to you whether you want to cut to the chase with short (but sweet) saying, tap into your punny side with a funny greeting, write a cheery message with religious undertones (one of these Christmas blessings, perhaps) or borrow words from some of history's most inspiring minds. Whatever you choose, all of these wishes and messages sure beat the basic ol' "Merry Christmas" (but hey, there's nothing wrong with sticking to tradition either). Merry Christmas greetings
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Christmas greetings inspired by quotes
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Sarah Lemire Sarah Lemire is a lifestyle reporter at TODAY.com with more than a decade of experience writing across an array of channels including home, health, holidays, personal finance, shopping, food, fashion, travel and weddings. An avid traveler, foodie, helicopter parent and couch film critic, Sarah is originally from Minneapolis and has spent the last two decades unsuccessfully trying to figure out the difference between a hoagie and a sub. Amanda Garrity Amanda Garrity is a lifestyle editor at TODAY.com, where she writes, edits and optimizes content in the lifestyle space. Previously, she covered home, holiday and gifts at Good Housekeeping. What is the best message for Christmas?Meaningful Christmas Wishes. "Wishing you a Christmas that's merry and bright!". "We hope you have a safe and relaxing holiday season.". "I hope your holiday season is full of peace, joy and happiness.". "Merry Christmas with lots of love.". "I hope your Christmas is filled with joy this year!". "Happy Holidays!. How do you wish someone a simple Christmas?Short (and sweet) Christmas greetings. Peace, love and joy!. May your holiday be filled with hot cocoa and candy canes.. 'Tis the season to be silly.. Joy to the world.. Sending Christmas love from the bright lights of the big city.. May your Christmas be bright!. Friends & family are what it's all about.. What can I say instead of Merry Christmas?Alternatives to "Merry Christmas". Celebrate Christmas.. Christmas greetings.. Christmas blessings.. Christmas joy.. Happy Christmas.. Happy yule.. Holiday blessings.. Joyous noel.. How do you wish a Merry Christmas message?I hope this Christmas season will take you closer to all those that you desire in your heart. Wishing you and your family good health, never-ending happiness, peace, and prosperity this Christmas and in the coming years. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! I wish you many blessings, much happiness, and even more love.
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