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  Get well cards are the hardest ones to write. Say too little and it feels like a formality; say too much and you risk making someone focus on how ill they are. The messages that land are short, warm and free of pressure they say "I'm thinking of you" without asking anything back. Below are 80 get well wishes grouped by who you are writing to and what they are going through. Copy one straight onto a card, or use it as a starting point. Our Get Well Soon flowers can be sent with a hand-written message the same day across North London. Short Get Well Wishes (1–12) 1. Thinking of you and hoping you feel better very soon. 2. Sending you strength and a very speedy recovery. 3. Get well soon — you're missed. 4. Wishing you rest, comfort and a quick bounce back. 5. Here's to feeling more like yourself every day. 6. Take it easy. We're all rooting for you. 7. Sending love and good wishes your way. 8. Hope each day is a little brighter than the last. 9. Get well soon...

  Retirement cards get passed around an office and everyone writes the same four words. The ones people actually keep say something specific — about the work, the years, or the person. Below are 90 retirement messages sorted by relationship and tone, from formal wording for a senior colleague to something that will genuinely make a friend laugh. Copy any of them directly. When the send-off deserves more than a signature, our Congratulations flowers can be delivered the same day with a hand-written Greetings Card . Short Retirement Wishes (1–15) 1. Happy retirement — you've earned every minute of it. 2. Wishing you a long, happy and very lazy retirement. 3. Congratulations on a brilliant career. 4. Enjoy every day of it. You deserve to. 5. Happy retirement. Go and do all of it. 6. Here's to the next chapter. 7. Well done, and enjoy the rest. 8. Wishing you health, happiness and no alarm clocks. 9. Congratulations — the hard part is over. 10. Happy retirement to someone genuine...