Sending Greek Easter Cards & Easter Wishes in Greek
Picture this: a colorful card arrives in the mail, adorned with vibrant red eggs, and the classic Easter greeting "Christos Anesti!" (Christ is Risen!). Your Yiayia's face lights up with joy and she calls to tell you you're back in the number 1 spot as her favorite in the family. Welcome to the heartwarming world of Greek Easter cards, a tradition that's so much more than just a piece of paper, it's joy!
In Greek culture, Easter isn't just a holiday, it's the holiday (and was my yiayia's favorite.) What better way to spread joy than through a beautifully crafted Greek Orthodox Easter card that connects family and friends across distances? These aren't your average greeting cards. These specially designed cards are little messengers of love, tradition, and joy that carry warmth right to the mailbox.
Whether you're searching for traditional Orthodox Easter greetings with iconic red eggs or more playful designs, I've designed an assortment happy greek easter cards for all ages available on Postable.
Postable allows you to customize your easter greeting cards straight from the comfort of your couch without lifting a pen! Simply pick out the card you want, add a message to the inside, and add the address of the recipient. You can even send your card straight to your yiayia in Greece and they do the rest!
Here are my top 5 favorite Greek Orthodox Easter card designs:
1. Happy Greek Easter Greeting Card
Floral Design Cards: This greeting card is the first greeting card I ever designed, just for my yiayai! She loved it and it inspired me to start a whole greeting card comany! **Note: If this design is out of stock at Grey Street Paper, or you need to bulk order, you can order this design on Postable here.**
2. Greek Easter Christ Is Risen Greeting Card
Traditional Iconography Cards: This greeting card features the traditional dyed red eggs surrounded by flowers with the greeting Χριστός Ανέστη “Christos Anesti." Χριστός Ανέστη “Christos Anesti,” which translates to "Christ is risen," is the traditional greeting said to love ones on Easter Sunday. This card is perfect for those who wish to honor the religious significance of Greek Easter and share a message of faith.
3. Happy Easter Greek Kalo Pascha Greeting Card
Nature-Inspired Spring Designs: Springtime in Greece is marked by blooming wildflowers, lush greenery, and vibrant landscapes. This is a non-traditional simple Greek Easter card with colorful vibrant flowers and easter eggs. This card is ideal for those who appreciate the renewal of spring and the bright colors and fun illustrations make this card a hit with kids too.
4. Red Greek Easter Eggs Greeting Card
Red Easter Egg Cards: The red Easter egg is one of the most recognized symbols in Greek Easter traditions, representing the blood of Christ and new life. This card is a modern design for a traditional representation of the greek holiday.
5. Custom Greek Easter Flowers Photo Card
Personalized Photo Greek Easter Cards: Add a personal touch to your Easter greetings with a card that features your own family photos! Whether it’s a picture from a past Easter celebration, a family portrait, or a candid shot of you and the real star of the family (your pet dog), personalized photo cards make your greeting uniquely yours. These cards are cherished keepsakes that yiayia will treasure.
Our full collection of Greek Orthodox Easter greeting cards is available on Postable.com here.
What makes these cards truly special is how they capture the essence of Greek Easter in the most heartfelt way and are inspired by my own yiayia. It's not just about saying hello, it's about sharing a a moment in time with your loved ones. When you send a Greek Easter greeting card, you're continuing a tradition that goes far beyond a simple holiday wish.
When writing your card make sure to use traditional Greek Easter sayings like:
- Καλό Πάσχα “Kalo Pascha” (Happy Easter)
- Χριστός Ανέστη “Christos Anesti” (Christ is Risen)
- Χρόνια Πολλά “Chronia Polla” (Many Happy Years)
- Αληθώς Ανέστη "Alithos Anesti" ( He is truly risen)
Pro tip for those wanting to perfect their Greek Easter greetings: Always respond to Χριστός Ανέστη "Christos Anesti!" with Αληθώς Ανέστη "Alithos Anesti!" (Truly, He is Risen).
So this Easter, why not embrace Greek tradition and send a card that's bursting with love, tradition, and a splash of joy? Trust me, it's the next best thing to being gathered around a festive table, cracking red eggs, eating tsoureki, and sharing in the true spirit of the Easter season!
