What to Write in a Eid Card
If you are wondering what to write in a Eid card this year, finding the right words to wish family and friends a blessed celebration is easy when you write from the heart. Whether you are sending a warm greeting across the UK or abroad, a personalized message makes all the difference. At AllCards.ai, you can design unique cards using AI, add your own photos to the front, edit every word, or set up a group card for everyone to sign. Send a free digital e-card instantly or order a printed card, which takes 2-3 working days with standard UK delivery.
Heartfelt
- “Wishing you and your family a peaceful Eid Mubarak filled with light, laughter, and delicious feasts. May your prayers be answered today.”
- “May the blessings of Eid bring health, happiness, and prosperity to your home. Sending all my warmest love to [Name] and family.”
- “Eid Mubarak! May this special day bring peace to your heart and boundless joy to your home. Have a truly wonderful celebration.”
- “Sending you my deepest love and best wishes on this sacred day. May Allah accept your good deeds and fill your life with joy.”
- “Wishing you a memorable Eid Mubarak surrounded by those you cherish most. May your home be filled with warmth, contentment, and abundance.”
- “May the spirit of Eid enlighten your heart and guide your path. Wishing you a beautiful and blessed celebration with your family, [Name].”
- “Sending prayers for your happiness and health this Eid. May all your sacrifices and good deeds be accepted and rewarded bountifully.”
- “Wishing you a peaceful, prosperous, and joyful Eid Mubarak. May your day be as sweet and special as the treats on your table!”
Short and sweet
- “Eid Mubarak! Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful, peaceful, and prosperous celebration today.”
- “Sending warmest wishes for a very happy Eid. Hope your day is filled with joy and delicious food!”
- “Eid Mubarak, [Name]! May this blessed day bring endless happiness and peace to your family.”
- “Wishing you a blessed Eid Mubarak packed with love, laughter, and plenty of sweet treats!”
- “Eid Mubarak to you and your family! Hope you have a wonderful day of celebration.”
- “May Allah shower His blessings upon you this Eid. Sending warm hugs and best wishes, [Name].”
- “Wishing you joy, harmony, and happiness on this special occasion. Have a fantastic Eid Mubarak!”
- “Warmest wishes for a joyful Eid. May your home be blessed with love and good health.”
For family and friends
- “Eid Mubarak to my favourite person! So grateful for all the lovely memories we share. Have a magnificent celebration, [Name].”
- “To my wonderful family, sending you all my love this Eid Mubarak. I wish I could be there to feast with you!”
- “Eid Mubarak, [Name]! Thanks for always being such a brilliant friend. Hope your day is as bright and joyful as you are.”
- “Celebrating Eid always reminds me how lucky I am to have you in my life. Sending warm wishes across the miles.”
- “To the best [Name] ever, wishing you a happy, relaxed, and feast-filled Eid. You deserve all the happiness in the world.”
- “Eid Mubarak! Looking forward to catching up soon and celebrating properly. Hope your day is packed with sweet moments.”
- “Sending endless love to my incredible family this Eid. May our bonds stay strong and our hearts remain full.”
- “Happy Eid Mubarak, [Name]! May your home be overflowing with delicious biryani, sweet treats, and wonderful company today.”
Funny
- “Eid Mubarak! May your day be filled with happiness, family love, and at least three helpings of dessert!”
- “Wishing you an Eid Mubarak full of warm blessings and zero post-feast washing up! Enjoy every single bite today.”
- “Eid Mubarak! I hope your Eidi is generous and your waistband is extremely forgiving after all the delicious food!”
- “Happy Eid! May your nap after the big feast be undisturbed and glorious. You have definitely earned it!”
- “Eid Mubarak, [Name]! Here is to eating as much sweet food as humanly possible today without any guilt!”
- “Wishing you a very happy Eid! May your family photos turn out brilliant on the first attempt without anyone squinting.”
- “Eid Mubarak! Remember that calories do not count during festival feasts, so enjoy every single samosa and sweet treat!”
- “Happy Eid, [Name]! Sending you love, prayers, and maximum enthusiasm for the huge food coma heading your way!”
For a card with their photo on
- “Looking at this picture brings back so many brilliant memories. Wishing you a very happy and photo-perfect Eid Mubarak!”
- “Couldn't resist putting your happy face on the front of this card! Wishing you an Eid as fabulous as you look here.”
- “Seeing your brilliant smile on this photo makes me miss you even more. Have a wonderful and blessed Eid Mubarak, [Name]!”
- “Eid Mubarak! Added this picture because it captures your joyous spirit so well. Hope your day is just as bright!”
- “Just look at us in this photo! Sending you huge hugs and warmest wishes for a blessed and beautiful Eid Mubarak.”
- “Putting your face on this Eid card was the easiest decision ever. Hope your day is filled with smiles just like this one!”
- “Eid Mubarak, [Name]! This favourite memory of ours felt like the perfect cover for your special card. Have an amazing day!”
- “Wishing a very happy Eid to the star on the front cover! May your day be as special as you are to us.”
How to sign off
- • Warmest Eid wishes,
- • With love and prayers,
- • Eid Mubarak always,
- • Wishing you peace and joy,
- • With all my love this Eid,
- • May Allah bless you,
- • Warmly,
- • Lots of love and blessings,
Tips for writing it
- ✔️ Tailor your message to the recipient by mentioning specific traditions or favourite dishes you share together.
- ✔️ Include personalized names or family nicknames to make your greeting feel heartfelt and unique.
- ✔️ Mention fond memories or upcoming plans if you are unable to celebrate the festival in person this year.
- ✔️ Add a touch of gentle humour about the feast or Eidi if writing to close friends or younger family members.
- ✔️ Double check spellings of traditional greetings like Eid Mubarak or Eid Saeed before sending your card off.
Frequently asked questions
What does Eid Mubarak mean?
Eid Mubarak is a traditional Arabic greeting used during Islamic festivals. Eid means feast or festival, while Mubarak translates to blessed. Saying Eid Mubarak is a warm way to wish someone a blessed or happy festival, expressing goodwill, peace, and abundance to family, friends, and neighbours.
Should I write Eid Mubarak or Eid Saeed?
Both phrases are wonderful greetings to use in a card. Eid Mubarak means blessed festival and is the most common phrase across the globe. Eid Saeed means happy festival and is also widely used in Arabic-speaking regions. You can use either phrase, or combine them with a warm English message.
When should I send an Eid card in the UK?
It is best to send printed cards a few days before Eid begins. With standard UK delivery taking 2 to 3 working days, ordering early ensures your card arrives on time. Alternatively, you can send an instant digital e-card or schedule an email delivery directly for Eid morning.
Can non-Muslims send an Eid card to friends?
Yes, absolutely! Sending a card to celebrate Eid with Muslim friends, colleagues, or neighbours is a thoughtful gesture that is always appreciated. Simply wishing them a happy Eid Mubarak, good health, and peace is a warm way to share in their joy and join the celebrations.
Found the words? Now make the card.
Put their photo on the front, paste your message inside, then send it free online or have it printed and posted.