Want a happy holidays message to clients, a Thanksgiving text, or a New Year note? Keep it short and about them: thank them for the year, wish them well, and skip the promo. If your holiday schedule changes, put that in a separate Holiday / closed dates text.
Swap Alex for their name. Not everyone celebrates the same holidays, so “happy holidays” or “the season” is a safe default unless you know the client well.
When to use this
Thanksgiving week, the December holidays, or New Year’s.
You want to thank regular clients without asking for anything.
Pair with a gift card or small thank-you if you give one.
Not for closed dates or schedule changes — use Holiday / closed dates.
Thanksgiving
Late November.
Hi Alex — happy Thanksgiving! I’m grateful for clients like you this year. Hope you get a relaxing few days.
Happy holidays
Works for anyone.
Hi Alex — wishing you and your family a warm, restful holiday season. Thank you for having me in your home this year. It means a lot.
New Year
Early January.
Happy New Year, Jordan! Thanks for a great year working together. Looking forward to the next one.
With a small thank-you
You left a card or discount.
Hi Alex — happy holidays! I left a small thank-you card on your counter today. I really appreciate your business this year.
End-of-year thank you
No specific holiday.
Hi Alex — as the year wraps up, I just wanted to say thank you. Clients like you are why I love this work. Wishing you a great end of the year.
How to send it
Copy one message, swap in the real name and details, and send from your own phone or email.
Keep it to a few sentences. If they need a different topic, use a Related link below instead of mixing two subjects in one text.