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Lunar New Year wishes for Chinese New Year, Seollal and Tet: messages in English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese and Malay, with cards to share.

221 wishes · 5 languages · 4 photo designs · Updated October 2026

Lunar New Year wishes for colleagues and boss (16)

  • Happy Lunar New Year to the team. Wishing you a prosperous and healthy year.

  • Thank you for your hard work. Enjoy the holiday with your family.

  • Wishing you success and smooth progress in the new year.

  • Happy Lunar New Year. May the year ahead bring new wins for all of us.

  • Enjoy the reunion dinner and a well-earned rest. Happy New Year.

  • Wishing my manager and colleagues good health and good fortune.

  • May your projects go smoothly and your days be bright. Happy Lunar New Year.

  • Happy Lunar New Year. See you back refreshed and lucky.

  • Happy Lunar New Year to you and your family. Wishing you a smooth and successful year.

  • Thank you for your help this past year. May the new year bring you good health and success.

  • Wishing the whole team a prosperous Lunar New Year and a restful holiday.

  • May the new year bring fresh ideas, steady progress and happy days at work.

  • Enjoy the holiday with your family. See you in the new year, ready for great things.

  • Wishing you a lucky and rewarding year ahead. Happy Spring Festival.

  • It is a pleasure to work with you. Happy Lunar New Year.

  • May this year bring you every success you have worked for.

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  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Peace and plenty in the new year.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Grandpa, thank you for every story you tell at the reunion dinner. May the new year bring you good health and long life.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: 新的一年，我想和你一起过每一天。春节快乐！
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Happy Lunar New Year, friend. May luck follow you all year.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Wishing you safe journeys home and a gentle, blessed year.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Of all the lanterns in the sky, you are still the brightest one I see. Happy Lunar New Year, my love.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Thank you for your help this past year. May the new year bring you good health and success.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: 온 가족이 모여 떡국을 먹으니 정말 행복해요. 새해 복 많이 받으세요.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Grow tall, laugh loud and learn something new this year.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Our shop will close for the new year holiday. Thank you for being with us, and see you soon.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: With best wishes for peace and prosperity in the year ahead.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: I am not overeating, I am collecting luck for the whole year.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Kính chúc quý vị năm mới sức khỏe, thành công và hạnh phúc.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Spring is here. Happy New Year.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: The dumplings are folded, the lanterns are up and the whole family is home. Happy Lunar New Year to all of us.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: May the new zodiac year bring you everything you hope for.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: May your family grow in love, health and wisdom this year.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Semoga tahun baru ini membawa kesihatan dan kebahagiaan kepada seisi keluarga.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Every new year feels lucky because I start it beside you.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: May this year bring you every success you have worked for.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Look at the lion dance. It is dancing just to bring you good luck.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Wishing our clients a smooth, prosperous and joyful new year.
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: 感谢您的信任，祝生意兴隆，财源广进！
  • Lunar New Year wishes image: Season's greetings and best wishes for the Lunar New Year.

About Lunar New Year

Lunar New Year starts on the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar, between late January and mid February. In China it is the Spring Festival, in Korea Seollal and in Vietnam Tet.

Each year is linked to one of twelve zodiac animals. The festival marks the end of winter and a fresh start.

Families clean their homes, hang red lanterns and couplets, gather for a reunion dinner on New Year's Eve and give red envelopes of lucky money to children. Fireworks, lion dances and visits to elders follow over the next days.

It is celebrated across East and Southeast Asia and by communities all over the world. The festivities end with the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day.

How people celebrate Lunar New Year

  • Reunion dinner
  • Red envelopes
  • Red lanterns and couplets
  • Lion and dragon dances
  • Fireworks
  • Bowing to elders (Seollal)
  • Spring cleaning before the new year

How to wish well

  • Use the greeting of the person's own tradition: "Xin nian kuai le" for Chinese, "Saehae bok mani badeuseyo" for Korean, "Chuc mung nam moi" for Vietnamese.
  • Red and gold are lucky colours; white is linked to mourning in some places.
  • Avoid talking about bad luck, illness or breaking things during the first days.
  • Mention the zodiac animal of the new year for a personal touch.

Questions about Lunar New Year

When is Lunar New Year 2027?

Lunar New Year falls on the first day of the first lunar month, between 21 January and 20 February. The date for each year is shown on this page.

Is Chinese New Year the same as Lunar New Year?

Chinese New Year is one Lunar New Year. Korea (Seollal) and Vietnam (Tet) celebrate on the same day or close to it.

What do you say on Chinese New Year?

"Xin nian kuai le" (Happy New Year) in Mandarin, "Gong hei fat choi" in Cantonese, and "Gong xi fa cai" (wishing you prosperity).

How long is Lunar New Year?

Celebrations last about 15 days, ending with the Lantern Festival. Public holidays are usually 3 to 7 days.

What is a red envelope?

A red envelope holds lucky money. Elders and married couples give them to children and younger relatives.

How do you say Happy New Year in Korean?

"Saehae bok mani badeuseyo", meaning "Receive many blessings in the new year".

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