How to Sign a Card: 82 Sign-Offs
The last line of a card matters more than you'd think. Here are sign-offs for every kind of relationship, from romantic to professional to sympathy, plus a few funny ones. Tap to copy.
Partner
All my love,
or Yours always, Forever yours,
Family
Love,
or Lots of love, Love always,
Friends
Love ya,
or Cheers, Your partner in crime,
Coworkers
Best wishes,
or Warm regards, All the best,
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How it works
- 1
Match the relationship
Pick the group that fits: partner, family, friends, work, sympathy, faith or funny.
- 2
Match the tone
A sign-off should sound like the rest of your message, warm or playful or formal.
- 3
Add your name
Write your name on the next line. For group cards, add everyone's or the team's.
Sign-offs by relationship
Partner
- All my love,
- Yours always,
- Forever yours,
- Love you more,
- Always and forever,
- Your favorite person,
- With all my heart,
- Love, your person,
- Yours, completely,
- Head over heels,
- Every day yours,
- Your forever plus-one,
Family
- Love,
- Lots of love,
- Love always,
- Love you to the moon,
- Hugs and kisses,
- Your favorite child (don't tell the others),
- With love and hugs,
- Proud to be yours,
- Love from all of us,
- Missing you,
- Your biggest fan,
- Big hugs,
Friends
- Love ya,
- Cheers,
- Your partner in crime,
- Hugs,
- Always here for you,
- Your favorite bad influence,
- Talk soon,
- Big love,
- See you soon,
- Stay awesome,
- XO,
- Your forever friend,
Coworkers
- Best wishes,
- Warm regards,
- All the best,
- Kind regards,
- Warmly,
- With gratitude,
- With appreciation,
- Cheers,
- From all of us,
- Your team,
- Many thanks,
- Wishing you the best,
Sympathy
- With deepest sympathy,
- Thinking of you,
- With love and sympathy,
- Holding you in my heart,
- With heartfelt condolences,
- In loving memory,
- Wishing you peace,
- Here for you,
- With you in spirit,
- Sending love and strength,
- Keeping you close,
- With love,
Funny
- Your favorite (obviously),
- The one who's better looking,
- Your emergency contact,
- Still waiting for my thank-you card,
- Love, the one who remembered,
- Your sibling, unfortunately,
- Signed, sealed, delivered,
- No refunds,
- Your loyal snack supplier,
- Proof I remembered,
- Love and other indoor sports,
- Bun and me,
Faith
- God bless,
- Blessings,
- In His love,
- With prayers,
- Many blessings,
- In Christ,
- Praying for you,
- With love and prayers,
- Peace be with you,
- Blessed to know you,
How to choose the right sign-off
Sign off the way you'd end a phone call with them. If you say "love you" when you hang up with your mom, "Love," or "Love always," is perfect. If you'd say "talk soon" to a friend, use that. A sign-off that sounds like you makes the whole card feel more personal.
For work cards, stick to warm but professional closings like "Best wishes," or "Warmly,". Save "Love," for colleagues you're genuinely close to. For sympathy cards, keep it gentle: "Thinking of you," or "With love and sympathy," are always appropriate.
Signing a group card
On a group card, keep your note short so there's room for everyone, and sign with your first name (or full name in a big office). The person organizing can sign "From all of us," above the list. With a group card online, everyone signs from their own phone and the notes appear as sticky notes on the card.
Questions people ask
- How do you sign a card to someone you don't know well?
- "Best wishes," "Warmly," or "Kind regards," are friendly without being too personal.
- How do you sign a sympathy card?
- "With deepest sympathy," "Thinking of you," or "With love," if you're close. Keep it gentle and simple.
- Is it okay to sign a card 'Love' to a coworker?
- Only if you're close friends. For most coworkers, "Best wishes" or "Warmly" is safer.
- Do I need a comma after the sign-off?
- Traditionally yes: "Love," then your name on the next line. In digital cards it's optional.
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