Composing short messages

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Composing short message:

1) Birthday
- Dear friend, happy birthday! May you have all the blessings in the world. May your all dreams come true. May your life be peaceful, joyful and full of colours. Many returns of the day!

2) Diwali
- Dear friend, wish you happy Diwali! May this festival of light makes your life bright as a lamp in darkness. May your new year be exciting like crackers. May your life be colourful like Rangolis. May yours and your family’s Diwali be a bringer of Auspicious time.

3) Death of a someone
- Dear friend, the news of your father’s death shocked me and my family. We are so sorry for your loss. It must be a hard time for you. We offer our sympathies to you and your family. May his soul rest in peace!

4) Recovery of health
- Dear friend, I just received news of your ill health. I hope you are doing well. I will pray to god that you recover as soon as possible. Don’t forget to take your treatments and medicine on time. Get well soon!

5) Congratulation
- Dear friend, I received the news of your promotion in the job. You have always been a hard working girl. May this promotion brings you fruits of that hard work. May you always progress in your life. Hearty Congratulations!
 

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