60 Good Luck Messages For Cards And Big Days
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Good luck messages
'Good luck' on its own reads like a text. Add one line about why you believe in them and the card does something entirely different.
Sixty messages below, grouped by the moment they are for.
Good luck cards to send
Blank inside, designed in house, posted first class.
Ciao, Bitch (Italian-themed Goodbye & Good Luck Card)
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Good Luck For Your New Life in Dubai Card
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Adios, Bitch (Spanish-themed Goodbye & Good Luck Card)
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See You Later, Alligator (Funny Good Luck Card)
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Au Revoir, Bitch (French-themed Goodbye & Good Luck Card)
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Good Luck In New York Moving Away Card
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Short good luck messages
- Go and be brilliant. Shop this card
- You have prepared for this. Now enjoy it. Shop this card
- Everything crossed for you. Shop this card
- Backing you all the way. Shop this card
- You have got this, entirely. Shop this card
- Rooting for you loudly from over here. Shop this card
- Nervous is normal. Do it anyway. Shop this card
- Good luck - not that you need it. Shop this card
- Whatever happens, we are proud already. Shop this card
- Show them what you can do. Shop this card
Good luck for an interview
- They will be lucky to have you. Go and remind them.
- You already do this job, they just need to see it.
- Answer honestly, ask good questions, and breathe.
- Whatever they ask, you have the experience to answer it.
- Interviews are two way. See if you like them too.
- You have prepared more than anyone else in that waiting room.
- Be exactly who you are on a good day.
- One conversation. You have had thousands of harder ones.
- Fingers crossed and phone on for the news.
- Whatever the outcome, applying took nerve.
Good luck for a new job or new start
- New job, same brilliance. Go get stuck in.
- First weeks are for questions. Ask all of them.
- They hired you for a reason. Trust the reason.
- Wishing you good colleagues and a decent coffee machine.
- Off to bigger things, and long overdue.
- Enjoy the fresh start - you earned it.
- New desk, new challenge, same unstoppable you.
- Six months from now this will feel like home.
- Go and make an excellent first impression.
- Keep in touch - we want the updates.
Good luck for exams and tests
- You know more than you think you do.
- Answer the question in front of you and keep moving.
- One paper does not define you.
- You did the revision. Now let it work.
- Sleep well, eat breakfast, do your best.
- Nerves mean you care. That is all they mean.
- Read the paper twice, then start.
- Whatever happens, the effort counted.
- Go in calm and come out proud.
- Everything crossed here for results day.
Good luck for a performance, match or competition
- Break a leg - figuratively, please. Shop this card
- You have rehearsed this to death. Now enjoy it. Shop this card
- Play your game and nobody else's. Shop this card
- Front row and cheering the loudest. Shop this card
- Whatever the score, we are proud to watch you. Shop this card
- Nerves settle the moment you start. They always do. Shop this card
- Do it for the version of you who started. Shop this card
- Give them something to remember. Shop this card
- Enjoy every second of it. Shop this card
- Win or lose, first round is on us. Shop this card
Funny good luck messages
- Good luck. If it goes badly we will never speak of it again. Shop this card
- You will be fine. And if not, there is always cake. Shop this card
- Break a leg, but only metaphorically - we need you at the weekend. Shop this card
- Fake the confidence, the rest catches up. Shop this card
- Worst case scenario, you get a story out of it. Shop this card
- I would say good luck but you rarely need it, which is annoying. Shop this card
- Go in there and confuse them with competence. Shop this card
- Remember: everyone else is winging it too. Shop this card
How to write it so it lands
- Say what you will do afterwards - a call, a drink, a debrief. It takes the pressure off the result.
- Avoid 'don't be nervous'. It never helps anyone.
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Frequently asked questions
What do you write in a good luck card?
One line of encouragement, one line naming why you believe in them, and an offer to hear how it went. Three sentences is plenty.
When should you send a good luck card?
So it arrives two or three days before. On the morning itself they are too busy to read it properly.