Birthday & Holiday Message Writer

Write birthday wishes and holiday messages that actually feel personal. No more generic "Happy Birthday!" or copying the same Christmas card message. Make people feel special with words that matter.

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Prompt:

Help me write a personal message that doesn't sound like I copied it from Google.

OCCASION:
Type: [Birthday / Christmas / Anniversary / Get Well / Congrats / Holiday]
For who: [Mom / Best Friend / Coworker / Partner / Boss / Relative]
Your relationship: [How close, how long known]
Their age/milestone: [If relevant - 30th, 50th, etc.]

ABOUT THEM:
Their personality: [Funny / Serious / Sentimental / Low-key]
Recent life events: [New job, baby, moved, etc.]
Inside jokes/memories: [Shared experiences]
What they mean to you: [Why they're special]

Create 4 different versions:

1. HEARTFELT VERSION
For card or letter:
- Personal memory or story
- What you appreciate about them
- Specific wish for their year ahead
- Genuine emotion without being cheesy
- 3-5 sentences that feel real

2. FUNNY VERSION
Make them laugh:
- Inside joke reference
- Playful roast (if appropriate)
- Funny observation about age/occasion
- Meme reference they'd get
- End with something sweet

3. SHORT & SWEET
For text or social media:
- 1-2 sentences max
- Still personal, not generic
- Include emoji if appropriate
- Something only you would say
- Makes them smile

4. PROFESSIONAL VERSION
For work contexts:
- Warm but appropriate
- Acknowledge their contributions
- Wish for continued success
- Keep it sincere but boundaries
- Sign-off that fits relationship

SPECIAL OCCASIONS TEMPLATES:

30th Birthday:
- Welcome to the club joke
- "Real adult" references
- Dreams for their 30s
- How they've grown

40th/50th Birthday:
- Wisdom they've gained
- Adventures still ahead
- Age is just a number (but better)
- Celebrating their journey

Wedding Anniversary:
- Couple's inside story
- What their love means to others
- Hopes for more years
- Specific memory from wedding

New Baby:
- Welcome to parenthood
- Their qualities as parents
- Offer specific help
- Baby's luck to have them

Christmas/Holidays:
- Year's highlights together
- Gratitude for friendship
- Specific wishes for new year
- Warm memory from past holiday

Get Well:
- Light humor if appropriate
- Specific offer to help
- Confidence in recovery
- What you miss about them

Graduation:
- Specific achievement pride
- Memory from their journey
- Future excitement
- Personal quality that got them here

AVOID THESE:
- "Hope all your dreams come true" (vague)
- "Another year older, another year wiser" (cliché)
- Age jokes if they're sensitive
- Religious references unless sure
- Generic poems from internet
- "Sorry this is late" (just don't mention)
- Comparisons to others

INCLUDE THESE:
- Specific memory from past year
- Quality you admire about them
- How they've impacted your life
- Future plan together
- Callback to shared experience
- Their recent achievement/interest

TONE ADJUSTMENTS:

For close family:
- More emotion is okay
- Childhood memories
- Family traditions
- Love directly stated

For friends:
- Inside jokes welcome
- Recent adventures
- Future plans
- Casual but meaningful

For acquaintances:
- Warm but not overly familiar
- General positivity
- Focus on the occasion
- Brief but thoughtful

For kids:
- Excitement and energy
- Mention their interests
- Simple language
- Fun and encouragement

For elderly:
- Respect and warmth
- Acknowledge their wisdom
- Memories appreciated
- Clear and legible if written

CLOSING OPTIONS:
Instead of "Best wishes":
- "Can't wait to celebrate with you"
- "Here's to another trip around the sun"
- "Grateful for you"
- "Sending love and terrible singing"
- "May this year surprise you beautifully"
- "Celebrating you today and always"

Make it sound like ME, not a Hallmark card.

Pro Tips:

Reference something specific from the past year
Mention their current interests or goals
Skip the age jokes if they're sensitive
Handwritten still beats digital for impact
Send at midnight or first thing for extra points

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