Easter emails: 45 eggs-cellent ideas and subject lines
With Easter just around the corner, now is the time to start thinking about sending out Easter emails! Businesses can use Easter-themed emails to promote special deals or to connect with subscribers and boost engagement. Easter is also a great time to put a smile on the face of your family and friends with a fun Easter message.
Today we'll take a look at some tips and best practices for crafting the perfect Easter email. Whether you're promoting an Easter sale or sending well wishes, we've got you covered!
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Writing an Easter email can be a great way to let your creativity shine, but it can also be a little daunting. if you're not sure where to start. But don’t overthink it – just like any other email, your “Happy Easter” message should contain a subject line, message, sign-off, and signature that are tailored to your recipient group and purpose.
At Easter, silly references to bunnies, baskets, chicks, candy, etc. are never out of place – not to mention egg-related puns. So, we’ve heaped our baskets full of “egg-cellent” examples of funny Easter sayings for you to use. There are also some spring-themed ideas and religious Easter sayings for customizing your message to your recipient.
Here are some ideas to help you write a thoughtful, engaging, fun Easter message for colleagues, customers, or friends and family:
Your email subject line is the first thing your recipient sees when your message hits their inbox, so it needs to grab their attention and persuade them to open the email. It should also be suited to the intent of your message:
Easter email subject lines for a spring campaign
For an Easter marketing email, catch the reader’s attention with a fun subject line but also make sure that the purpose of your message is clear. Here are five examples:
Hop into Easter savings with our egg-citing deals!
Egg-cellent Easter deals are hatching now!
Hoppy Easter! Enjoy these egg-citing discounts!
You won't have to hunt for savings this Easter!
Don't miss out on this our Easter egg-stravaganza
Subject lines for a corporate email message
When writing easter wishes for your boss, coworkers, or employees, your subject line should include an Easter-themed greeting with a touch of humor and express appreciation for their contributions. Here are five samples:
Happy Easter! Thanks for being an egg-ceptional colleague!
No bunny compares to our team – Happy Easter!
Eggs-tra appreciation for your leadership –Happy Easter!
You're the Peeps that make us great – Happy Easter!
Happy Easter to our Egg-straordinary team!
Subject lines for your Easter holiday email to family and friends
When writing to loved ones, you may wish to use a heartfelt, humorous, or spring themed subject line. Here are five ideas to get you started:
Hoppy Easter! Sending you warm springtime wishes
You're some-bunny special! Happy Easter to you and yours
Bunny kisses and springtime wishes: Happy Easter!
Warmest Easter greetings to you and your loved ones
May your Easter be filled with happiness and renewal
When writing an email for the Easter holiday, aim to craft a message that reflects both the spirit of the season and the intended audience. The focus can be appreciation and celebration, including spring-themed visuals or light-hearted humor to enhance its appeal.
Keep reading for lists of Easter email examples tailored for coworkers and family members!
Easter wishes for friends and family
When sending an Easter message to friends, it's important to keep in mind the tone and content of your message. Easter is a meaningful religious holiday for members of the Christian faith, so they may appreciate a message that reflects this spiritual aspect:
Five religious Easter email greetings:
May God bless you and your family this Easter and always.
May you feel the love of God on this blessed day. Have a wonderful Easter!
Happy Easter! As we gather with family and friends, let us give thanks for the blessings in our lives and share the miracle of this season with those around us.
Wishing you and your family a blessed Easter filled with peace, love and hope.
Wishing you a blessed and holy Easter! Praying that you will be uplifted with joy and love today.
However, a friend with different beliefs might enjoy an Easter email focusing on themes like springtime, hope and renewal, or the fun aspects of the secular holiday. What’s most important is to keep your message personal and heartfelt, and express your appreciation for the other person:
Five non-religious Easter wishes for your email
I hope this Easter brings you a basket full of happiness and love! I’m grateful for the light and positivity you bring into my life.
Happy Easter! May you find joy in all the little things and may your day be filled with love and laughter.
Wishing you a wonderful Easter filled with love, joy, and happiness – and plenty of chocolate!
Happy Easter to one of my favorite peeps! Sending you warm wishes and lots of virtual hugs!
Have a hippity-hoppity Easter! May the Easter bunny bring you all the joy (and jellybeans) you deserve.
How do you say happy Easter professionally?
Like other holidays, Easter is a good time to show appreciation to your coworkers, employees, and clients. Because the religious sentiments associated with Easter may not align with everyone’s beliefs, generally it’s best to send secular-themed greetings in an Easter message for work colleagues. The focus could be on springtime, bunnies, eggs, etc.
Here are five examples you can adapt for a Happy Easter message to employees, colleagues, etc.:
Happy Easter wishes to an incredible [boss/team/coworker]! I hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday weekend!
Here’s wishing you and your families a joyful Easter weekend. I appreciate you even more than a basket full of chocolate!
Wishing a very hoppy Easter to the best team ever! Hope you have a relaxing and fun weekend with lots of chocolate bunnies!
With an amazing team like you, every day is special! Enjoy a beautiful spring holiday with your families!
I’m grateful for springtime, chocolate, and eggs-cellent co-workers like you. Happy Easter!
After you write the perfect email for the Easter holiday, now you need a professional or personal closing line. By selecting the appropriate sign-off, you can ensure your message will leave a lasting impression. Keep reading for our examples of Easter email sign-offs!
Easter email sign-offs for the workplace
When sending Easter greetings to colleagues, employees, or supervisors, strike a professional tone while conveying warm wishes. Here are five appropriate sign-offs:
Wishing you a joyful Easter weekend.
Happy Easter to you and your family.
Enjoy a well-deserved break this Easter.
Sending you Easter greetings and best wishes.
Happy Easter! Enjoy the holiday.
Easter email sign-offs for friends and family
For personal Easter messages, you can adopt a more casual and affectionate tone. Consider these five sign-offs:
With love and Easter blessings.
Hoping your Easter is as wonderful as you are.
Enjoy the Easter festivities!
May your Easter be filled with love and laughter.
Thinking of you this Easter season.
Easter email sign-offs for promotional messages
In marketing communications, aim to close on a light and festive note - and be sure to align your sign-off with your brand voice! Here are five examples you can adapt:
Hoppy Easter from all of us at [Company Name]!
Enjoy our Easter specials!
May your Easter be filled with joy and savings.
Happy Easter and Enjoy the exclusive deals from [Company Name]!
Best wishes for a joyful Easter from [Company Name].
A fun and professional way to spread Easter cheer is to add a special email signature in the run up to the holiday. You might focus on springtime themes or incorporate fun Easter imagery like bunnies or eggs. You could also change your signature font to a springtime color like lavender, green, turquoise, or yellow – just make sure it is still easy to read. You can also consider adding a simple, professional message like “Happy Easter!” or “Let’s celebrate springtime!”
If you’d like to give your Easter email an egg-stra special touch, check out the two free email easter cards from mail.com. Log into your mail.com account, open the Compose E-mail window and click the Stationery button in the menu bar under the subject field. For Easter greetings, select the card Easter 1 or Easter 2 and personalize the festive image with your own message or even a photo. If you need more help with this, see our blog post on creating personalized holiday cards.
One example of an Easter promotional idea that you can market by email and on social media is hosting an Easter egg hunt. It’s a fun and engaging way to bring people together and create a sense of community – and you can invite people by email! Not only should you send an invite to your local customers with all the details of the event (date, time, location, RSVP…), you should also add some colorful graphics and festive language. Be sure to let people know how many eggs you’ll be hiding and what prizes they can win and post some teasers on your social media channels as well.
Easter egg hunt invitation template:
Subject: Eggs-clusive invitation to our Easter Egg Hunt!
Dear [Recipient],
Easter is right around the corner! We wanted to invite you and your family to join us for a fun-filled Easter Egg Hunt at [Business Name] on [Date] at [Time].
We will have hundreds of colorful eggs hidden throughout the [Location], filled with candy and other surprises. Our Easter Egg Hunt is open to children ages [3 to 6], and we will also have free face painting and Easter refreshments available for all attendees. The Easter Bunny will be making a special appearance, so make sure to bring your cameras!
We hope that you can join us for this exciting event. Please RSVP to this email to let us know how many family members will be attending.
We can't wait to see you there and have an egg-citing time!
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Business Name]
We hope you will use these tips to create emails that leave a lasting impression this Easter!
