Eid al-Fitr, the Sugar Feast, marks the end of Ramadan. It is a day of gratitude, family and sharing. A card from a colleague, a neighbour or a classmate shows that you notice and care.
Traditional greetings
- “Eid Mubarak! Wishing you a blessed celebration.”
- “Eid Mubarak to you and your family.”
- “Wishing you joy, peace and good company on this special day.”
For colleagues
- “Happy Eid. We hope you enjoy the day with the people you love.”
- “Wishing you and your family a wonderful Sugar Feast.”
A small gesture
You do not need to share the faith to send a card. Keep the message simple and sincere, avoid assumptions, and do not ask about fasting unless the person brings it up. If you are not sure about the date, check the calendar, because it depends on the moon.
A card from the group
If your team has Muslim colleagues, a group card with everyone’s greeting is a welcome gesture. It arrives on the morning of Eid and shows the team sees them.
Congratulate together
Make an Eid card with the whole team and schedule it for the day. Start a card.
Frequently asked questions about the eid card
What does it cost to send a eid card digitally?
Starting is free: up to 7 people, one photo each, the free designs and a small watermark. For € 4.95 per card you get 20 people, two photos each, all designs, the slideshow and a PDF; for € 7.50 unlimited people and three photos. You pay once per card, never a subscription.
How long does it take to make the card?
About two minutes for the organiser. Everybody else opens the link, types a message and adds a photo.
Do the people who write need an account?
No. They open the link and write. Only the person who makes the card can choose to have an account.
When does the card arrive?
On the day and time you choose, by e-mail. The day before, the organiser gets a preview.
Want to know more about e-cards? Read e-card: what it is and how to send one or how to make a digital card in five steps.
