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Epiphany and Three Kings Day wishes for 6 January: messages for family, friends and kids in English, Spanish and Italian.

100 wishes · 3 languages · Updated October 2026

Formal Epiphany wishes (8)

  • Please accept our warm wishes on the Feast of the Epiphany.

  • On the occasion of the Epiphany, we extend our best wishes to you and your family.

  • May the new year bring light and prosperity to you and your community.

  • With respect and warm regards, a blessed Epiphany.

  • We extend Three Kings Day greetings to all our colleagues and friends.

  • May the coming months bring wisdom and success to all.

  • Kind regards and best wishes on the Epiphany.

  • Respectful greetings on the Feast of the Epiphany.

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  • Epiphany wishes image: Gold, frankincense and myrrh.
  • Epiphany wishes image: Mom, Dad, thank you for every Three Kings Day of shoes by the door and sweet surprises in the morning.
  • Epiphany wishes image: ¡Feliz Día de Reyes, amigo! Que este año te traiga muchos regalos de los buenos.
  • Epiphany wishes image: Wishing you a joyful Three Kings Day and a sweet slice of cake.
  • Epiphany wishes image: As the Magi brought gold, frankincense and myrrh, may we bring Him our hearts. A blessed Epiphany.
  • Epiphany wishes image: May the new year bring you light and success. Happy Epiphany.
  • Epiphany wishes image: Shall we make paper crowns and be three kings for the day?
  • Epiphany wishes image: Buona Epifania a tutta la famiglia. Che la stella dei Magi ci guidi tutto l'anno.
  • Epiphany wishes image: Please accept our warm wishes on the Feast of the Epiphany.
  • Epiphany wishes image: Three wise men took twelve days to arrive. I take twelve days to put away the decorations. Same energy.

About Epiphany

The Epiphany, on 6 January, is the twelfth day after Christmas. In Western churches it remembers the visit of the Magi, the wise men who followed a star to Bethlehem with gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. Epiphany means showing: Christ shown to all nations.

In Spain and Latin America it is Día de Reyes: children leave their shoes out, and the three kings bring gifts overnight. Families share a ring shaped cake, the roscón or rosca, with a small figure hidden inside. In Italy La Befana, a kind old woman, fills stockings with sweets.

In many homes the crib's three kings finally arrive, and doors are blessed with chalk. Eastern churches call the feast Theophany and remember the baptism of Jesus with the blessing of water, often in rivers and the sea; those on the Julian calendar keep it on 19 January.

How people celebrate Epiphany

  • The three kings arrive at the crib
  • Gifts left in shoes overnight
  • King cake with a hidden figure
  • La Befana fills stockings in Italy
  • Chalking and blessing the door
  • Blessing of water for Theophany
  • Taking down Christmas decorations

How to wish well

  • Happy Epiphany or a blessed Epiphany suit everyone; in Spanish say Feliz Día de Reyes, in Italian Buona Epifania or Buona Befana.
  • For Orthodox friends, Theophany may fall on 19 January. Ask which date they keep.
  • Light jokes about king cake and putting away the decorations are part of the fun.

Questions about Epiphany

When is Epiphany 2027?

Epiphany is on 6 January 2027. Some countries move the church feast to the nearest Sunday.

What is celebrated on Epiphany?

The visit of the wise men to the infant Jesus in the West; in Eastern churches, the baptism of Jesus in the Jordan.

What do you say on Three Kings Day?

Feliz Día de Reyes in Spanish, Happy Three Kings Day or Happy Epiphany in English, Buona Epifania in Italian.

What is a king cake?

A ring shaped sweet bread or cake eaten on Epiphany, with a small figure or bean hidden inside. Whoever finds it is often king for the day.

Who is La Befana?

In Italian folk tradition, La Befana is a kind old woman who flies on a broom on the night before Epiphany and fills children's stockings with sweets.

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