Monday sets the tone for the whole week, so a warm morning message is an easy way to support a loved one, a friend or colleagues. You can send a "have a great week" wish on Sunday evening or Monday morning: short, funny or motivating. Below are great-week wishes for loved ones, friends and the work chat, plus poems and an idea for a small flower surprise.
Have a great week! May all your plans go smoothly and Monday be kind.
I wish you a week without rush, with good news and a great mood.
May this week bring more joy than tasks on your list!
Have a great start to the week! May Friday arrive quickly and happily.
For a loved one
My love, may this week be as beautiful as you are. I am here — on Monday and always.
Darling, have a great week! Remember that warmth and a tasty dinner await you in the evening.
May every day this week start with a smile and end in my arms.
For the work chat
Colleagues, have a great week! May deadlines be realistic and meetings short.
Good morning, team! Wishing you a productive week and great results by Friday.
May this week bring new ideas, easy tasks and a well-deserved bonus!
Motivational wishes
A new week is a new page. Write it boldly, believing in yourself, with small wins every day.
May you finally get done at least one thing you have been putting off this week. Everything else is a bonus!
Funny Monday wishes
May Monday fly by as fast as the weekend!
May your coffee be strong and your Monday gentle. Hang in there — only four days until Friday!
Great-week poems
May Monday be light and Tuesday bright, May Wednesday bring you calm, May Thursday make the workload light And Friday be a balm.
A brand-new week knocks at the door, The sun shines through the pane, May luck and love be yours and more And joy come back again.
Flowers as a start-of-week surprise
A bouquet delivered on Monday morning is the best way to make the start of the week pleasant. A small bouquet of seven roses or a soft toy with a "Have a great week!" note will lift a loved one's or colleague's mood for no special reason.
Graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Institute of Biology and Medicine (2001). BSc in Biology, MSc in Horticulture. Writes about plants, works at a garden centre selecting and repotting plants, and contributes to plant reference guides.