Orthodox Christmas wishes
Рождество Христово- Christ is born. Merry Christmas
- С Рождеством Христовым!
- Христос народився!
- Καλά Χριστούγεννα
- መልካም ገና
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Orthodox Christmas wishes for 7 January: Christ is born messages for family, friends and colleagues in English, Russian, Ukrainian, Greek and Amharic.
136 wishes · 5 languages · 2 photo designs · Updated October 2026
Orthodox Christmas wishes for family (12)
Christ is born. Glorify Him. A blessed Orthodox Christmas to my dear family.
After forty days of fasting, the table is full and so are our hearts. Merry Christmas, family.
May the star of Bethlehem shine over our home on this holy night of 7 January.
Mom, Dad, thank you for every Christmas Eve of candles, quiet prayers and that first star at the window.
Merry Christmas from [Your name] and family. May the Christ child bless your home with peace.
To my brothers and sisters near and far, we share one holy night and one prayer. Merry Christmas.
Orthodox Christmas wishes for friends (10)
Christ is born. Merry Christmas, my friend. May your home be full of light and good food.
Wishing you a blessed Orthodox Christmas and a peaceful new year.
May the joy of the Nativity warm your heart on these cold January days.
Merry Christmas. Save me a piece of that Christmas bread.
Here is to the end of the fast, the start of the feast and friends like you. Merry Christmas.
May the star that guided the wise men guide you to every good thing this year.
Orthodox Christmas wishes for your loved one (8)
Merry Christmas, my love. The candles on the table are lovely, but you are the light of my home.
Every Christmas with you feels like a small miracle. Christ is born, my heart.
May we share many more holy nights side by side. Merry Christmas, darling.
Of all the gifts of this season, you are the one I thank God for.
You make the snow feel warm and the long Liturgy feel short. Merry Christmas.
Walking home from church with you under the stars is my favourite Christmas tradition.
Orthodox Christmas wishes for colleagues and boss (8)
Merry Christmas. Wishing you and your family a blessed holiday.
Warm wishes for Orthodox Christmas and the new year.
Merry Christmas to the whole team. Enjoy the holidays with your loved ones.
Wishing you a peaceful Christmas.
May the Nativity bring you health and success in the year ahead.
Have a blessed Christmas and a well-earned rest.
Orthodox Christmas wishes for customers and clients (8)
Merry Christmas from all of us. Thank you for your trust, and may the Nativity bless your home.
Wishing our customers who celebrate on 7 January a joyful and peaceful Christmas.
Thank you for being with us. May the new year bring you good health and success.
From our team to your family, a blessed Orthodox Christmas.
With gratitude for your loyalty, we wish you a bright and holy Christmas.
May this holy season bring prosperity to your home and your work. Merry Christmas.
Funny Orthodox Christmas wishes (8)
Forty days of fasting are over. Please pass the meat pies and nobody gets hurt.
I get two Christmases, two New Years and twice the leftovers. Merry Orthodox Christmas.
Merry Christmas. May your holiday be long, your table full and your belt forgiving.
Wishing you a Christmas with more cake than snow. That is a lot of cake.
The best gift on 7 January: all the shop sales are already on.
May Grandma not notice you only had one helping. She will, but may she not.
Short Orthodox Christmas wishes for status (11)
Christ is born. Glorify Him.
Merry Orthodox Christmas.
A blessed Nativity.
Merry Christmas on 7 January.
Holy night, holy light.
Christ is born.
Orthodox Christmas blessings and prayers (11)
Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, goodwill to all. A blessed Nativity.
May the Christ child born in the cave of Bethlehem be born again in your heart.
May the light of the Nativity drive away every darkness from your home.
May God grant you many years of health, peace and salvation. Christ is born.
As the angels sang to the shepherds, may joy come to you and to all people.
May the humble manger teach us humility, and the bright star teach us hope.
Orthodox Christmas wishes for kids (8)
Merry Christmas, little one. Did you spot the first star in the sky tonight?
Christ is born. Shall we sing a carol for Grandma?
Happy Christmas, sweetie. Grandfather Frost may have left something under the tree.
Merry Christmas, little star. You shine brighter than the Christmas tree.
Today we remember baby Jesus, born in a cave with animals all around. Can you name them?
Merry Christmas, champ. Let us build a snowman after church.
Formal Orthodox Christmas wishes (8)
Please accept our warm wishes on the Feast of the Nativity of Christ.
On the occasion of Orthodox Christmas, we extend our best wishes to you and your family.
May the holy feast of the Nativity bring peace and prosperity to you and your community.
With respect and warm regards, a blessed Christmas and a happy new year.
We extend Christmas greetings to all our colleagues and friends who celebrate on 7 January.
May the coming year bring health, peace and success to all.
Orthodox Christmas wishes in Russian (15)
С Рождеством Христовым!
Христос рождается, славите!
Светлого Рождества!
Мира и добра в Рождество.
Дорогие мои, с Рождеством Христовым! Пусть в нашем доме всегда будут мир, тепло и любовь.
Мама, папа, спасибо за каждый Сочельник и за вашу молитву. С Рождеством!
Orthodox Christmas wishes in Ukrainian (14)
Христос народився! Славімо Його!
З Різдвом Христовим!
Веселих свят!
Світлого Різдва!
Рідні мої, з Різдвом Христовим! Нехай у нашій хаті завжди буде мир і любов.
Мамо, тату, дякую за кожну Святвечірню вечерю і за вашу молитву. Христос народився!
Orthodox Christmas wishes in Greek (10)
Καλά Χριστούγεννα!
Χρόνια πολλά!
Χριστός γεννάται, δοξάσατε!
Καλά Χριστούγεννα στην αγαπημένη μου οικογένεια. Υγεία, αγάπη και ειρήνη στο σπίτι μας.
Μαμά, μπαμπά, χρόνια πολλά! Σας ευχαριστώ για κάθε όμορφη γιορτή.
Καλά Χριστούγεννα, φίλε μου! Να έχεις μια χρονιά γεμάτη χαρά.
Orthodox Christmas wishes in Amharic (5)
መልካም ገና!
እንኳን ለብርሃነ ልደቱ በሰላም አደረሳችሁ።
ለውድ ቤተሰቤ መልካም የገና በዓል ይሁንላችሁ።
በዓሉ የሰላም፣ የጤና እና የፍቅር ይሁንላችሁ።
እግዚአብሔር ቤታችሁን በሰላም ይባርክ። መልካም ገና።
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About Orthodox Christmas
Orthodox Christmas, the Nativity of Christ, is kept on 7 January by churches that follow the old Julian calendar, where 25 December falls on 7 January. They include the Russian, Serbian, Georgian, Ethiopian, Eritrean and Coptic churches and the church in Jerusalem.
It follows a forty day Nativity fast. On Christmas Eve, 6 January, families wait for the first star, then share a meatless supper: in Ukraine and among many Slavic families twelve dishes and kutia, a sweet wheat dish; in Serbia the badnjak oak branch is burned. Then comes the night Liturgy and the joyful feast the next day.
In Ethiopia, Genna is marked with white clothes, an all night service and a special game of ganna. Coptic Christians in Egypt end their fast after midnight Mass. Greek, Romanian and Bulgarian Orthodox churches, and most Ukrainian churches since 2023, keep Christmas on 25 December while still keeping the old Easter date.
How people celebrate Orthodox Christmas
- Forty day Nativity fast
- Waiting for the first star on Christmas Eve
- Twelve dish Holy Supper and kutia
- Night Liturgy
- Carols (koliadky)
- Badnjak in Serbia
- White clothes for Genna in Ethiopia
How to wish well
- The traditional greeting is Christ is born, and the reply is Glorify Him. In Ukrainian, Khrystos narodyvsia and Slavimo Yoho.
- Ask friends which date they keep. Greek and Romanian Orthodox friends celebrate on 25 December, many others on 7 January.
- Light jokes about the end of the fast and the feast are fine; keep the prayers and the Nativity respectful.
- Sending wishes on the evening of 6 January, Christmas Eve, is warm and welcome.
Questions about Orthodox Christmas
When is Orthodox Christmas 2027?
Orthodox Christmas is on 7 January 2027, with Christmas Eve on 6 January.
Why is Orthodox Christmas on 7 January?
Many Orthodox churches still use the Julian calendar for feasts. Its 25 December now falls on the Gregorian 7 January.
What do you say on Orthodox Christmas?
Christ is born! and the reply Glorify Him! In Russian, S Rozhdestvom Khristovym; in Greek, Kala Christougenna; in Amharic, Melkam Gena.
Which countries celebrate Christmas on 7 January?
Russia, Serbia, Georgia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Egypt (Coptic Christians), Belarus, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Moldova and Kazakhstan, among others.
Do all Orthodox Christians celebrate on 7 January?
No. The Greek, Romanian, Bulgarian and Cypriot churches, and since 2023 most Ukrainian churches, keep Christmas on 25 December.
What is Genna?
Genna, or Ganna, is Ethiopian Orthodox Christmas, kept on 7 January with an all night service, white clothes and family feasts.
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