Housewarming Messages for a New Home
Moving into a new home is both exciting and exhausting; a potted plant at the door and a short note make it feel like home from day one. Below you'll find everything from traditional good wishes to funny notes. Starting the card with the new homeowner's name is always a nice touch.
44 ready-made messages · Copy and paste into your cardShort housewarming wishes
Congratulations on your new home!
Wishing you every happiness in your new home.
May your home be filled with peace and abundance.
Wishing you joy in your new nest.
May your door always open to good news.
May every corner be filled with laughter.
Wishing you a warm, peaceful and bright home.
May your new home be blessed with plenty.
May your new address bring you luck.
Congratulations! We're coming over for the first cup of tea.
To a friend
Finally, a place of your own! Let's decide together what goes on the walls.
Let this plant be your home's first resident. Look after it, and it'll look after you.
When you're tired of unpacking boxes, look at this plant and take a break.
I'm queuing up to be the first guest in your new place.
I picked this green friend because it'll look perfect on your balcony.
Enjoy holding your very own keys. Congratulations, my dear.
New home, but may your door always stay open for us.
I hope your new neighbourhood is good to you, and your neighbours know how lucky they are.
Will you save the best corner of your home for this plant?
To newlyweds and family
Congratulations on your first home. May you be happy here for a lifetime.
May these walls witness only beautiful memories.
Wishing love and abundance to the home you've built together.
May it be a home full of children running around and a crowded dinner table.
May it be a home where you spend many wonderful years as a family.
May everyone who visits your home leave with a peaceful heart.
Enjoy your first morning coffee in your new home looking at these flowers.
Congratulations to our son and daughter-in-law on their new home.
May this home be a garden where your love keeps growing.
Welcome from a neighbour
Welcome to the building! If you ever need anything, just knock on our door.
Welcome, new neighbours! Wishing you every happiness here.
We're so happy you've joined our street. We owe you a cup of tea.
Welcome, neighbours, with wishes for a lovely friendship.
As your neighbours on the same floor, we can't wait to meet you. Congratulations!
We're sure you'll love our neighbourhood. Welcome!
We hope you recover from the move quickly. Congratulations on your new home!
From your downstairs neighbours: welcome, and wishing you happy days ahead.
Funny
Congratulations on your new home! This plant will let you know if you forget to water it.
Something will definitely go missing in one of the boxes. Our condolences in advance.
I brought flowers as a housewarming gift. Packing tape just didn't feel romantic enough.
No more rent worries. Now the service-charge worries begin. Congratulations!
Until the furniture is sorted, this plant will be your fanciest possession.
Call me when you figure out the boiler, then you can explain it to us too.
This plant is picky. Keeping it alive is your first test as a homeowner.
I want to be the first to know your Wi-Fi password. Enjoy your new place!
Tips for writing your card
- If you're giving a long-lasting potted plant, you can add a short care tip on the card.
- Sending your gift a few days after moving day rather than on the day keeps the flowers from getting lost among the boxes.
- On cards for newlyweds, write both names together.
- When writing to a new neighbour, adding your flat number makes it easier to get to know each other.
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Frequently asked questions
What should I write on housewarming flowers?
Short wishes such as Congratulations on your new home or May your home be filled with peace and abundance are the most popular. In Turkish, people traditionally say "Hayırlı olsun" or "Güle güle oturun" (enjoy living here happily).
Which flowers make a good housewarming gift?
Long-lasting potted plants and easy-care flowers such as orchids are popular housewarming gifts. Cut flowers also add a burst of short-lived cheer.
What should I write to a neighbour who just moved in?
A friendly note like Welcome! If you ever need anything, just knock on our door, along with your flat number, is all you need.