Good wishes: meaning, definitions and examples

Use 'good wishes' in a general context when you are hoping for someone's success or happiness. It is a versatile and friendly way to convey your kind hopes.

• Sending you good wishes on your new job!; I have good wishes for your upcoming journey

'Blessings' is usually used with a spiritual or religious connotation, wishing someone divine favor or protection.

• May you receive all the blessings of the season; I just wanted to send you my blessings for a happy and healthy year

'Best regards' is more formal and is often used at the end of a letter or email to convey respect and good intentions.

• Thank you for your time and consideration
• Best regards, John; Please let me know if you need any more information
• Best regards, Sarah

This phrase is more casual and often used in informal settings to wish someone good energy or a positive outlook.

• Sending positive vibes your way for the big test!; Just wanted to send you some positive vibes and cheer you up

Use this term to express a desire for someone's happiness or success in a general or non-specific scenario.

• Sending you my good wishes for a speedy recovery

Often used as a formal or polite way to begin a communication, like letters, emails, or during festive occasions.

• Season's greetings to you and your family

Similar to 'good wishes,' this term is used to convey a supportive and positive message, often during times of illness or hardship.

• Sending you well-wishes for a quick recovery

Appropriate to use when acknowledging someone's achievement or a special occasion, such as promotions, graduations, or weddings.

• Congratulations on your new job!