What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker

Alright, so itโ€™s that time of year againโ€”the time when youโ€™re expected to write something cheerful, witty, and heartfelt to the people you spend more time with than your own family.

You know, the folks whoโ€™ve seen you panic at 9:59 a.m. before the big meeting, cry over your fourth cup of coffee, and dramatically whisper, โ€œIโ€™m quitting today,โ€ only to be right back at your desk the next morning.

Yes, your coworkers.

Now, itโ€™s tempting to go generic.

A quick โ€œMerry Christmas, have a good one!โ€ and done. But we all know thereโ€™s a good chance HR will judge you for that, and youโ€™ll forever be branded as the “person who put no effort into card season.”

So instead, letโ€™s give them a little something that says, โ€œI careโ€ฆbut not in a weird, I-want-to-be-in-your-will kind of way.โ€

This holiday card is your opportunity to show that youโ€™ve been paying attentionโ€ฆjust not, like, stalker attention.

And who knows?

You might even make them laughโ€”or at least smirk politely while wondering if youโ€™re on something stronger than eggnog.

So, here are some ideas for messages that wonโ€™t make you sound like a Hallmark robot or get you a one-way ticket to the HR office.

Funny Messages

  • “May your holiday season be filled with lots of laughs and absolutely no work! Merry Christmas.”

  • “Wishing you a holiday season filled with more cheer and fewer spreadsheets. Merry Christmas!”

  • “Here’s to hoping that Santa brings you some new office supplies this Christmas. Merry Christmas!”

  • “Jingle all the way… all the way out of the office. Have a fantastic Christmas.”

  • “Merry Christmas! Let’s hope Santa doesn’t mix up our paychecks.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker
  • “May your Christmas be fun, relaxing, and work-email-free!

  • “May you never have to attend a virtual holiday party ever again. Merry Christmas!”

  • “For Christmas, I wish you more vacation days and less workload. Enjoy your Christmas!”

  • “Hope Santa brings you a shiny new office chair this year. Merry Christmas!”

  • “I’m sending you a Christmas wish wrapped with laughter and productivity. Have a Merry Christmas!”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker

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Warm & Heartfelt Messages

  • “Wishing you and your family a Christmas filled with love, joy, and harmony.”

  • “May the holiday season fill your home with joy, your heart with love, and your life with laughter.”

  • “May the magic and wonder of Christmas stay with you throughout the coming year.”

  • “Wishing you peace, joy, and all the best this wonderful holiday has to offer.”

  • “May you feel all the love and joy I have for you throughout this festive season and all year round.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker
  • “Thereโ€™s no greater gift this festive season than spending time with family all around the Christmas tree.”

  • “May this Christmas end the present year on a cheerful note and make way for a fresh and bright New Year for you.”

  • “May your Christmas sparkle with moments of love, laughter, and goodwill.”

  • “May the spirit of Christmas bring you and your family hope, happiness, and love.”

  • “Christmas is all about family, love, and happiness. I’m thankful to have you as my work family member.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker

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Professional Messages 

  • “Merry Christmas! Hereโ€™s to another year of harmonious and rewarding teamwork.”

  • “Thank you for your hard work and dedication this past year. Wishing you a Merry Christmas.”

  • “May the year ahead be full of contentment and joy. Have a Merry Christmas.”

  • “Thank you for the successful year and the guidance in everything we do. We will meet again next year with a lot more challenges and opportunities.”

  • “Looking forward to another year of mutual successes with you. Merry Christmas.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker
  • “May the year ahead be full of new achievements for you. Merry Christmas.”

  • “Hereโ€™s to a season filled with warmth, comfort, and good cheer! Merry Christmas!

  • “Wishing you a joyous holiday season and the most prosperous and healthy New Year.”

  • “Wishing you happiness and success in life for this Christmas season and always. Have a great holiday!

  • “Your commitment to excellence has made this year a great success. Hereโ€™s to the next year of productivity and innovation. Merry Christmas!”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker

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Inspirational Messages

  • “May the Christmas season fill your life with love and a passion to excel.”

  • “Hereโ€™s to a season of love and harmony! Stay inspired and Merry Christmas.”

  • “May this Christmas bring to your family the promise of a better tomorrow, full of hope and optimism.”

  • “Believe in the magic of Christmas and let it inspire you in your career. Merry Christmas!

  • “Christmas brings family and friends together; may this festival of love inspire you to greater heights of success.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker
  • “May the Christmas season usher in the New Year on a fabulous. May all your desires be fulfilled. Have a wonderful Christmas.”

  • “This festive season, may you discover countless opportunities and see all your dreams come true. Merry Christmas!

  • “Wishing you a joyous Christmas and a New Year filled with peace, joy, and success. Keep shining and dreaming.”

  • “May this Christmas end the year on a cheerful note and make way for a fresh and bright New Year. Hereโ€™s to realizing your dreams.”

  • “Merry Christmas! Hereโ€™s to a season of love and harmony and a New Year filled with aspiration and optimism.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker

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Gratitude Messages

  • “Merry Christmas! Your hard work and dedication are truly appreciated, today and every day of the year.”

  • “Feeling so grateful for having such an amazing coworker. Here’s wishing you a very Merry Christmas.”

  • “As we celebrate this festive season, I just wanted to say thank you for all you do. Merry Christmas!”

  • “Wishing you a holiday season full of joy and peace. Thank you for your hard work throughout the year.”

  • “Your work has made a huge difference in our team. I’m grateful for your effort. Have a warm and Merry Christmas.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker
  • “During this season of giving, I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere thanks for your dedication and hard work.”

  • “Merry Christmas! I’m so grateful for all you bring to our team. Here’s to a fantastic New Year!”

  • “During this season of joy, I am reminded of how much I appreciate your efforts. Wishing you a Merry Christmas.”

  • “I am truly grateful to work with you and look forward to more success together in the coming year. Merry Christmas!

  • “Your work has been key to our success this year. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a well-deserved holiday.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker

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Motivational Messages

  • “May the spirit of Christmas infuse your life with joy, peace, and dreams that never end.”

  • “Believe in the magic of the season and let it guide you to new horizons. Merry Christmas!”

  • “May your Christmas be bright and merry, and your New Year full of promise and potential.”

  • “Here’s to overcoming challenges and creating success in the upcoming year. Merry Christmas!”

  • “Wishing you a Christmas filled with joy, love, and inspiration for the journey ahead.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker
  • “The magic of Christmas isn’t just the day itself, but the journey towards your dreams it can inspire. Merry Christmas!”

  • “May this Christmas end the year on a high note and lead to a bright New Year, full of new adventures and opportunities.”

  • “Merry Christmas! Here’s to a season of love, harmony, and a New Year filled with endless possibilities.”

  • “May this Christmas and New Year be the launchpad to your dreams. Aim high, and fly far!”

  • “Wishing you a festive season filled with laughter, warmth, and an exciting new year filled with unforeseen opportunities.”
What to Write in a Christmas Card for a Coworker

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