Here are 50 “Happy Kwanzaa” greetings and well wishes.
Kwanzaa is an annual week-long celebration of African and African American culture, honoring pan-African culture, community and families, and their respective contributions to the world at large. This year, Kwanzaa begins on Dec. 26, 2022, and ends on Jan. 1, 2023.
The Kwanzaa holiday honors the Nguzo Saba, or Seven Principles, of African culture. These are Umoja (unity), Kujichagulia (self-determination), Ujima (collective work and responsibility), Ujamaa (cooperative economics), Nia (purpose), Kuumba (creativity) and Imani (faith). It’s a fantastic time for reflection, goal-setting and family.
Whether or not you personally celebrate Kwanzaa, you may be searching for the perfect words to share with those who do. These Happy Kwanzaa greetings will bring smiles to their recipients, as well as show your respect and reverence for the holiday and culture that it celebrates.
Happy Kwanzaa Greetings
1. “Habari Gani!”
2. “Have a blessed Kwanzaa.”
3. “Wishing you a bright and meaningful Kwanzaa.”
4. “Sending you love and light this Kwanzaa.”
5. “Wishing you wisdom and joy this Kwanzaa.”
6. “May your Kwanzaa be meaningful.”
7. “Keeping you in our thoughts this Kwanzaa.”
8. “May Kwanzaa bring you prosperity, unity and faith.”
9. “Wishing you a principled Kwanzaa.”
10. “May your Kwanzaa be blessed with hope, peace and abundance.”
11. “May the unity cup be ever full, this Kwanzaa and always.”
12. “May you embrace your purpose and faith this Kwanzaa.”
13. “Heri za Kwanzaa!”
14. “Sending you warm wishes this Kwanzaa.”
15. “Let Kwanzaa remind us of our most important principles.”
16. “May the Seven Guiding Principles light your way this Kwanzaa.”
17. “Let the seven nights of Kwanzaa bring you peace, light, and prosperity.”
18. “Wishing you joy this Kwanzaa.”
19. “May Kwanzaa remind us of the importance of community.”
20. “Wishing you a warm and abundant Kwanzaa.”
21. “This Kwanzaa, know how grateful we are for your light.”
22. “Celebrating your heritage this Kwanzaa and always.”
23. “This Kwanzaa, be proud of where you came from and where you’re going.”
24. “Let your seven principles guide you this Kwanzaa and always.”
25. “May Kwanzaa be a reminder to never lose sight of hope, faith, and unity.”
26. “Let the flames of the seven candles warm your heart and light your way always.”
27. “Sending you wishes of abundance, health, happiness, and hope this Kwanzaa.”
28. “May your family be blessed this Kwanzaa.”
29. “May each day of Kwanzaa joy to you and those you love.”
30. “Sending wishes of strength and hope this Kwanzaa.”
31. “May Kwanzaa remind us of what we’ve overcome and strengthen us in the trials that await us.”
32. “This Kwanzaa, may all tribulations bring lessons and all triumphs bring joy.”
33. “May your Kwanzaa be reflective and meaningful.”
34. “As you light the seven candles and honor those who came before, know you will inspire those come after.”
35. “May your ancestors guide you to always live by the seven principles.”
36. “This Kwanzaa, we thank you for your contributions to the community.”
37. “Let Kwanzaa remind us all of the importance of unity to the community.”
38. “May you find pride in your heritage and prosperity in your future.”
39. “Wishing you an abundant harvest and a joyful heart this Kwanzaa.”
40. “Let the seven principles of Kwanzaa be the guiding lights in your life.”
41. “May your Kwanzaa be thoughtful and joyous.”
42. “Thinking of your family and community this Kwanzaa.”
43. “May your reflections this Kwanzaa bring you pride, joy, and hope.”
44. “May your harvest be abundant and fruitful this Kwanzaa and always.”
45. “May you and your family be blessed with abundance, joy, and pride.”
46. “May the seven candles and seven principles of Kwanzaa remind us that we shine brightest when we shine together.”
47. “Sending your family all the blessings Kwanzaa brings.”
48. “Wishing you a bright, blessed Kwanzaa.”
49. “May Kwanzaa bring blessings, abundance, and peace.”
50. “May Kwanzaa remind us all of the importance of community and remind us we are never alone.”
Source: Parade
