WA TemplatesFestival greetings for customers
Warm, short greetings that do not feel like adverts.
A festival greeting is a small way to say that you value your customers. The best ones are short, sincere and personal. Avoid putting a sale in the greeting: send the offer separately, if at all.
Send to people who have bought from you or asked you to message them. Add the name; "Dear customer" feels cold.
Dear ____, wishing you and your family a happy and bright Diwali. Thank you for being with us this year.
Hello ____, Happy Holi to you and your family. May your year be full of colour and good health.
Dear ____, Eid Mubarak to you and your family. Thank you for your trust in us.
Hi ____, wishing you a happy Navratri and a joyful festival season from all of us at ____.
Dear ____, Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year to you and your family.
Hello ____, Happy New Year! May the year ahead bring good health and many happy days. Thank you for your support.
Dear ____, warm wishes on Baisakhi. May the harvest of the year bring joy to your home.
Hi ____, happy Raksha Bandhan to you and your brother or sister. Our shop will be closed on ____ for the festival.
Using these messages
Tap Copy and paste the message into WhatsApp, or tap "Send on WhatsApp" to open WhatsApp with the message ready. Fill every blank (____) with your own detail before you press send. Change a word or two so that it sounds like you. The guide to short business messages explains the pattern behind them.
Questions people ask
What do the blanks (____) mean?
They show where to type your own detail, such as a name, a date or an amount. Fill every blank before you send.
Can I send the same message to many people?
We advise against bulk sending to people who did not ask. See bulk messages and consent.