Saying thanks to Easter wishes adds beauty to the gesture put in by friends, family, and colleagues during this festivity. Here are great ideas and examples to assist you with thankful messages when you’ve been wished a happy Easter. You can use the tips mentioned below:
Personalize Your Message
A thank-you message becomes more genuine when it comes to the personal details of the sender.
Mention specifics of the original message that popped up for you or how their wishes made your day. It just brings an impression to the other party that you were keen on their message and your gratitude is true.
The messages can include some personal event which must be between you and the recipient of the wish who has sent the wish.
“Your kind words this Easter mean the world to me. Thank you for taking the time to share your festive spirit; it has made my holiday even brighter.”
Be Timely
As per etiquette, express your thanks after the Easter wishes are received. One must do so within a short period to show that you appreciate the efforts they put into thinking of you. Ideally, it should be sent within a few days of receiving the original message, when the holiday sentiment is still fresh.
Looking for a time of renewal with rejoicing? Then write your thank-you message with neither formality nor stuffy wording in mind. Let your appreciation come through in warm, friendly wording.
For Example:
“Your Easter greetings truly did warm my heart and brightened my day. Thanks! Let’s continue this spirit of new beginnings and love for all seasons.”
Know The Medium
Adjust your tone and style to the medium with which you are sending your thank-you. A handwritten card may be more personal and impactful; this is naturally a less formal message. Be sure the message is congruent with the format you are using.
Express Good Will
End your thank you by offering your very own Easter wishes with the recipient. This makes for a nice symmetry and shares that much more holiday spirit. Wish them joy, peace, happiness, or blessings in the days ahead.
Example:
“Wishing you an Easter full of peace and joy.”
Get Specific
If that person sent you a physical Easter card or gift, include that in the thank-you. By including that part of it, it acknowledges the effort they must have gone to for you: yours was a tangible thank-you to a tangible effort.
Keep It Short
While you don’t want to be terse, a thank-you note should be kept relatively short. Just a few sentences is all it takes to ensure your sincerity, without rambling. Short, to the point messages are more likely to be read and appreciated.
