Holiday Greetings
Real estate holiday email templates
Holiday emails are a low-pressure way to stay in touch with your whole database. There are general holiday cards and designs for specific occasions through the year, from New Year, Lunar New Year and Valentine’s Day to Diwali, Hanukkah and Christmas, each with a note on when to send it. Several are written for Canadian occasions, such as Canada Day, Family Day, Victoria Day and Thanksgiving in October; every word is editable, so they adapt easily for US holidays.
All 25 real estate holiday email templates
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Holiday Greetings
A warm seasonal card for your whole database — no sales pitch.
Subject line: Warm wishes this holiday season
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Happy New Year
Ring in January with thanks for the year behind and an offer to help plan the year ahead. Send Dec 30 – Jan 2.
Subject line: Happy New Year, [First name]!
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Lunar New Year
Wishes of health, happiness and prosperity for Lunar New Year (late January or February).
Subject line: Happy Lunar New Year, [First name]!
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Valentine's Day
A light-hearted Valentine's note about falling in love with home — with the features buyers love most. Send Feb 10–14.
Subject line: For the love of home ❤️
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Family Day
BC Family Day (third Monday of February): a warm note and ideas for the long weekend.
Subject line: Happy Family Day, [First name]!
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St. Patrick's Day
A cheerful "lucky to have you" note for March 17.
Subject line: Lucky to have you, [First name] ☘️
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Easter
Warm Easter wishes with a touch of spring (late March or April).
Subject line: Happy Easter, [First name]!
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Vaisakhi
Warm wishes for Vaisakhi (mid-April), celebrated across Metro Vancouver with the Surrey and Vancouver parades.
Subject line: Happy Vaisakhi, [First name]!
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Earth Day
Earth Day (April 22): simple ways to make a home greener — and cheaper to run.
Subject line: 5 easy ways to make your home greener 🌍
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Mother's Day
A heartfelt note for the second Sunday in May.
Subject line: Happy Mother's Day 💐
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Victoria Day Long Weekend
The unofficial start of summer (Monday before May 25): a long-weekend hello with open houses and garden tips.
Subject line: Enjoy the long weekend, [First name]!
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Father's Day
A warm Father's Day note (third Sunday in June) with a DIY-season nod.
Subject line: Happy Father's Day!
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Canada Day
Celebrate July 1 with pride in community — and where to catch the fireworks.
Subject line: Happy Canada Day, [First name]! 🍁
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BC Day Long Weekend
The first Monday in August: a love letter to living in BC.
Subject line: Happy BC Day long weekend!
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Labour Day & Back to School
Labour Day and the new school year (early September): school-zone reminders and a fall-market heads-up.
Subject line: Back to school, back to routine
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Mid-Autumn Festival
Wishes for the Mid-Autumn (Moon) Festival — September or early October.
Subject line: Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
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Thanksgiving
Canadian Thanksgiving (second Monday of October): a sincere thank-you to your clients.
Subject line: Grateful for you this Thanksgiving
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Halloween
A fun Halloween note (Oct 31) with trick-or-treat safety tips.
Subject line: Happy Halloween! 🎃
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Diwali
Wishes of light and prosperity for Diwali (October or November).
Subject line: Happy Diwali, [First name]! 🪔
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Remembrance Day
A respectful note of remembrance for November 11 — no sales content.
Subject line: Lest we forget
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Hanukkah
Warm wishes for the Festival of Lights (late November or December).
Subject line: Happy Hanukkah, [First name]!
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Merry Christmas
A classic Christmas card for your whole database (send mid-December) — no sales pitch.
Subject line: Merry Christmas, [First name]!
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Eid Mubarak
Warm wishes for Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha (dates move each year).
Subject line: Eid Mubarak, [First name]!
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Holiday Card — Neighbourhood
Warm seasonal greeting with a year-in-community stats row.
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Holiday Card — Modern Minimal
Image-led, understated holiday card.
Previews show sample content. Your own name, photo, logo and contact details replace it when you use a design.
When to send it
- Send a warm greeting to everyone in your database, with no sales pitch.
- Recognise the occasions your clients celebrate, such as Lunar New Year, Vaisakhi, Eid, Diwali or Hanukkah.
- Use long weekends as a friendly reason to say hello, with a local event or two.
Tips for a better response
- Some dates move every year (Easter, Lunar New Year, Eid and Diwali among them). Check the date before you schedule.
- Schedule ahead: pick the date, time and timezone, and it sends itself.
- Keep it about the occasion. Remembrance Day in particular is a note of respect, not a promotion.
Make it yours in minutes
Your saved branding replaces the sample name, photo, logo and contact details as soon as you pick a design. Change the words and photos, drag in or remove sections, and personalise the greeting with each contact’s first name. Preview it on a phone, send yourself a test, and send it now or schedule it.
- Every block editable
- Compliance footer added automatically
- Opens and clicks reported per email
How to write and send them
- 52 Real Estate Newsletter Ideas: One for Every Week A year of real estate newsletter topics, one for every week and grouped by season: market updates, home care, local news, holidays and client care.
- Real Estate Holiday Emails: Ideas and Templates for Canada and the US Holiday email ideas and copy-paste templates for agents in Canada and the US, from Thanksgiving and Remembrance Day to Hanukkah, Christmas and New Year.
Related templates
- Real Estate Newsletters A monthly agent newsletter, neighbourhood spotlights, local guides, home-care checklists and seasonal hellos. See the designs
- Monthly Market Updates Monthly statistics, charts, price tables, postal code reports, seasonal updates and a mortgage rate update. See the designs
- Client Appreciation Welcomes, closing thank-yous, home anniversaries, appreciation events, review requests and referral requests. See the designs
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