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Holiday Wishes Calendar 2026–2027: When to Send a Greeting

TipsPublished October 8, 2026 · 2 min read

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A personal greeting lands best when it arrives on the morning of the day, or a day before. Here are the main holidays from now until the end of 2027, by region, with the date to aim for. Dates for lunar festivals can move by a day depending on the moon and your local calendar, so check yours before you schedule.

Autumn and winter 2026

HolidayWhereDate
Navratri beginsIndiaOctober 11
DussehraIndiaOctober 20
Karva ChauthIndiaOctober 29 (approx.)
HalloweenUnited StatesOctober 31
Día de MuertosMexicoNovember 1 to 2
All Saints' Day / UndasPoland, PhilippinesNovember 1
DiwaliIndia and Indian families everywhereNovember 8
Bhai DoojIndiaNovember 11
Chhath PujaBihar, Jharkhand, UP, DelhiNovember 15 (approx.)
Guru Nanak JayantiIndiaNovember 24
ThanksgivingUnited StatesNovember 26
SinterklaasNetherlandsDecember 5
Hanukkah beginsUnited StatesDecember 4 (approx.)
ChristmasAmericas, Europe, Philippines, NigeriaDecember 25
New YearEverywhereJanuary 1

Sending to family abroad? See our Diwali plan and Christmas greetings for family abroad.

Spring and summer 2027

HolidayWhereDate
Pongal, Makar Sankranti, LohriIndiaJanuary 13 to 14
Lunar New YearChina, Korea, VietnamFebruary 6
Valentine's DayUS, Europe, Japan, Korea, Philippines, IndiaFebruary 14
Maha ShivaratriIndiaMarch 6 (approx.)
Eid al-FitrIndia, Indonesia, Nigeria, TurkeyMarch 9 (approx.)
HoliIndiaMarch 22 (approx.)
EasterAmericas, Western Europe, PhilippinesMarch 28
Ugadi and Gudi PadwaKarnataka, Andhra, Telangana, MaharashtraApril 7 (approx.)
Baisakhi, Vishu, Tamil New YearPunjab, Kerala, Tamil NaduApril 14
Orthodox EasterGreece, RussiaMay 2
Mother's DayUS, Brazil, Netherlands, Japan, Italy, Germany and moreMay 9 in most; dates differ by country
Eid al-AdhaIndia, Indonesia, Nigeria, TurkeyMay 16 (approx.)
Father's DayUS, France, Philippines, India, Japan and moreJune 20

A simple routine

  1. Pick three people for each holiday you celebrate.
  2. Make a flipbook or a card in their language, a few days ahead.
  3. Schedule it to open on the morning of the day.

Reminders in the app

ShareGreet reminds you a few days before the holidays of the country you picked, at 9 in the morning your time, with a ready idea for the greeting. You can turn the festival reminders off in Settings. To never miss a birthday or anniversary too, add the dates under saved dates.

Frequently asked questions

Are the festival dates exact?

Fixed-date holidays are exact. Lunar festivals such as Eid, Holi and Diwali can differ by a day depending on the moon and your region, so the app says the festival is coming up instead of counting days.

Which countries does ShareGreet remind me about?

India, the US, Mexico, Brazil, China, France, Germany, Spain, Greece, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Korea, Nigeria, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Poland, Russia, Sweden, Turkey and Vietnam, based on the region you pick.

Can I turn the reminders off?

Yes. Turn festival reminders off in Settings.

Is making a greeting free?

Cards and flipbooks are free, and you can schedule them to open at a time you choose.

Your first story is free.

No credit card required to start.

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