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"Good Morning to All" was printed in 1893 in a songbook called Song Stories for the Kindergarten. It was meant to be easy for small children to sing. Patty Hill used it with her kindergarten class in Kentucky, and she and her sister Mildred are usually named as the writers, though that claim is disputed.
Later, people sang new words to the same tune: "Happy birthday to you". The birthday words first appeared in print with the melody in 1912. See the birthday cards for the rest of the story.
A new card every morning
Click "Surprise me" for a different design each day. "Copy link" saves the name and design in a link, so you can keep it and open the same card again.
Good morning in other languages
A greeting in your friend's first language is a nice surprise. Type it in the "Short message" box under the name.
Spanish speakers say "Buenos días", Germans say "Guten Morgen" and Italians say "Buongiorno". In Portuguese it is "Bom dia", and in Hungarian it is "Jó reggelt".
Some greetings mean "good day" more than "good morning". French people say "Bonjour" until the evening, and Polish people say "Dzień dobry" all day.
Time it well. A card sent at seven in the morning is read with the first coffee. One sent at noon sounds more like a joke about sleeping late.
Type it in the "Short message" box, for example "Happy Monday" or "Have a great Friday". It shows under the name.
How do I send good morning to my partner every day without repeating?
Use "Surprise me" to pick a random design, or switch between Picture, Big letters and Frame. Each layout gives the same name a new look.
Will the card look right in WhatsApp?
WhatsApp shows normal text in a font where letters have different widths, so drawings can shift. Pick a narrow design or send it as an image, which keeps the shape on every phone.