Get well soon messages

Wishes for a colleague who's unwell or recovering, from warm to light-hearted to a single line. Copy one, or have the writer draft one about them.

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Get well soon!

From the team

Get well soon! We're all thinking of you and hope you're feeling a little better every day.

30 ideas

Get well soon messages

  • Get well soon! We're all thinking of you and hope you're feeling a little better every day.

    Warm wishes

  • Sending you lots of love and healing wishes. Take good care of yourself.

    Warm wishes

  • Wishing you a speedy recovery. The office isn't the same without you.

    Warm wishes

  • Rest up and get better soon. We're thinking of you.

    Warm wishes

  • I hope each day brings you a little more strength. Get well soon.

    Warm wishes

  • Thinking of you and sending warm wishes for a quick recovery.

    Warm wishes

  • Get well soon! We've had meetings without you and they ran twice as long.

    Light-hearted

  • Hurry back. Nobody else laughs at my jokes.

    Light-hearted

  • Doctor's orders: rest, snacks and as much TV as you like.

    Light-hearted

  • Get well soon. Your plants miss you, and so do we.

    Light-hearted

  • Take it easy. We've hidden your work email from you for your own good.

    Light-hearted

  • Sorry you're feeling rough. Please get better before we eat all the biscuits.

    Light-hearted

  • Get well soon!

    Short

  • Feel better soon.

    Short

  • Thinking of you. Get well soon.

    Short

  • Wishing you a speedy recovery.

    Short

  • Rest up and take care.

    Short

  • Sending healing wishes your way.

    Short

  • Wishing you a smooth recovery after your operation. Take all the time you need.

    After surgery or a longer illness

  • One step at a time. We're cheering you on.

    After surgery or a longer illness

  • Don't rush back. Your health comes first, and we've got things covered.

    After surgery or a longer illness

  • We're so glad the surgery went well. Sending you strength for the recovery.

    After surgery or a longer illness

  • Thinking of you through your treatment. We're here if you need anything.

    After surgery or a longer illness

  • Rest, heal and come back when you're ready. We'll be here.

    After surgery or a longer illness

  • From all of us: get well soon! We miss you.

    From the team

  • The whole team is thinking of you. Get better soon.

    From the team

  • Sending get well wishes from everyone here. Take care of yourself.

    From the team

  • We're all rooting for you. Feel better soon!

    From the team

  • The team sends its love. Don't worry about work, just rest.

    From the team

  • Get well soon, from your favourite colleagues (all of us).

    From the team

Tips

How to write it

  1. 1

    Keep work out of it

    Tell them not to worry about work, and mean it.

  2. 2

    Match the tone to the illness

    A joke suits a broken ankle, not a serious diagnosis.

  3. 3

    Don't ask for details

    Wish them well without asking what's wrong; they'll share what they want to.

  4. 4

    Offer something specific

    Covering a task or dropping off a meal helps more than 'let me know if you need anything'.

FAQs

Get well soon messages

What do you write in a get well soon card for a coworker?

Wish them a speedy recovery, tell them you're thinking of them, and reassure them not to worry about work.

What's a good get well message for someone with a serious illness?

Skip the jokes and 'you'll be back in no time'. 'Thinking of you and sending strength. We're here for whatever you need' is kind and honest.

Should I mention their illness in the card?

Only if they've shared it openly. Otherwise keep the message general and warm.

How can the whole team send one get well card?

Start a group card online and share one link. Everyone adds a note from their own device, and it's sent as one card.

Get everyone to sign it

Describe who it's for and the AI designs the card. Share one link, and everyone adds their note from their own phone.