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Client Birthday Email Template

Birthday greeting email with a special offer or discount to make clients feel valued and drive rebookings.

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Subject: Happy Birthday, {{client_name}}! šŸŽ‰ A Gift from {{business_name}}

Hi {{client_name}},

Happy Birthday! šŸŽ‚

We hope your day is as wonderful as you are. To celebrate, we have a special gift just for you:

šŸŽ {{offer_description}}

Use code: {{promo_code}}
Valid through: {{expiry_date}}

Book your birthday treat now: {{booking_link}}

Wishing you the happiest of birthdays!

With love,
{{business_name}}

How to Use This Template

1

Copy the Template

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2

Replace Variables

Swap {{variables}} with your business info

3

Send or Automate

Use manually or automate with SchedulingKit

Variables to Replace

{{client_name}}{{business_name}}{{offer_description}}{{promo_code}}{{expiry_date}}{{booking_link}}

šŸ’” Pro Tips

Send on the morning of the client's birthday for maximum impact

Set a 2-week expiry on the offer to create urgency

Make the offer feel like a genuine gift, not a marketing ploy

Ensure your CRM has accurate birthday data before automating

Perfect For

Client appreciationRebooking campaignsSeasonal promotionsCustomer retention programs

When to Use This Template

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Send on the morning of the client's birthday. Requires accurate date-of-birth data in your CRM. If you don't collect birthdays, add the field to your intake form and backfill over time.

āœ… Best Practices

Automate birthday emails through your CRM so they fire on the client's actual birthday morning without manual effort

Set the offer expiry for 14-30 days after the birthday — long enough to be useful but short enough to create urgency

Frame the discount as a "gift" or "treat" rather than a "promotion" to maintain the personal, celebratory tone

Include a direct booking link pre-loaded with the promo code so redeeming is frictionless

āš ļø Common Mistakes to Avoid

Sending the birthday email days late, which feels automated and impersonal rather than thoughtful

Offering a discount so small it feels insulting (10% off a $50 service is $5 — consider a meaningful offer)

Not setting an expiry date on the offer, which removes urgency and tanks redemption rates

Including other promotions or news in the same email, diluting the birthday moment

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of offer works best for birthday emails?

A free add-on service or upgrade outperforms percentage discounts because it feels like a gift. If you use a discount, make it meaningful — 20-25% off or a dollar amount like $25 off.

How do I collect client birthdays?

Add a birthday field to your online intake form or booking widget. You can also run a one-time "update your profile" campaign to collect birthdays from existing clients.

Should I send birthday emails to inactive clients?

Absolutely. Birthday emails are one of the best re-engagement tools because the personal touch reminds lapsed clients you value them. Include a booking link to make it easy to return.

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