Have you been searching for several ways to respond to “Have a nice weekend”? This phrase is used to wish that you enjoy your weekend in the best way possible.
It is often used at the end of the week or toward the close of work. This article will identify the best replies you can give to this phrase, to help you understand how you can use it properly.
Some of the best replies you can give to “Have a nice weekend” are “You too”, “Same to you”, and “Thank you so much”. These replies are simple and polite and can be used both formally and informally. There are other nice responses too which would be given in this article.
30 Best Replies To “Happy Weekend”
You Too!
This is a simple and classic reply. This reply works perfectly for any kind of situation. It can either be used in a formal or informal situation.
It is a nice way of returning the sentiment or turning the sentiment around on a person. It also shows that you care for them just as they care for you. It sounds polite and appreciative.
“Have a nice weekend”
“You too. Enjoy yourself”
“Have a nice weekend”
“You too. Have a great time.”
Same To You
This reply shows that you wish the person a happy weekend too. It is a way of returning the sentiment. It means that you wish the person well just as they have wished you well. It’s another way of telling them “have a nice weekend too”.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Same to you. I can’t wait.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Same to you. Take care.”
Thanks
This reply is short and simple. It is a way of appreciating what has been told to you in the simplest way possible. It is a nice response that you can use when you don’t want to take the conversation any further.
You just want to be as simple and direct as possible. It is a way of responding naturally to someone without having to worry about saying anything more.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thanks. That’s nice of you.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thanks. I will”
Thank You So Much
Here, you’re also appreciating what has been said to you. It is a very simple response and sometimes, simple responses are usually effective. It is a way of turning the sentiment and as well appreciating the original speaker.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thank you so much. You’re so sweet.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thank you so much. I’ll do that.”
Thanks! I will
This reply shows that you’re appreciating the person and at the same time assure the person that you would have a nice weekend. You can use this reply on a preceding Friday of the weekend, it works best in a situation where you’ve not really had nice weekends, and this time you would.
It is a reassuring phrase that you would have a nice time. This reply can also be used when you don’t want to take the conversation any further or you don’t have anything else to talk to the person about.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thanks! I will. You too”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thanks! I will. Have a good time as well.”
I Already Did
This reply shows that you’re trying to tell the person that your weekend is nice already. It could be that you’ve started your weekend or an event that took place makes it already nice for you. It is a great response if you’ve had a great weekend, it could be an event that made your weekend nice even before it ended.
“Have a nice weekend”
“I already did, take a look at this.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“I already did. My mum came in last night.”
That’s Nice Of You To Say
This shows that you acknowledge what the person said to you as a nice statement. Probably, you were not expecting something as nice as him/her wishing you a nice weekend, but the person did.
You can use this statement if you’re surprised or taken aback by what has been said (Have a nice weekend). This reply is a polite way of showing your surprise.
“Have a nice weekend”
“That’s nice of you to say. I really appreciate it.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“That’s nice of you to say. Didn’t see that coming.”
I Wish You A Nice Weekend Too
Here, you’re simply wishing the person back what he/she wished for you. It shows that you have a similar intention towards the person.
“Have a nice weekend”
“I wish you a nice weekend too. Thanks.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“I wish you a nice weekend too. Don’t be late on Monday.”
Thank You
Here, you’re not wishing the person back, you’re only appreciating. It can also be used when you don’t want to continue the conversation. It is another simple way of responding to “have a nice weekend” without extending the conversation.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thank you. I definitely will.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thank you. Don’t forget to do that too”
I Appreciate You Saying That
This reply shows that you like the comment. When you use this reply, you’re also saying “thank you” but in a different way. It shows that you’re thankful that they’re wishing you well. It is a direct way of telling someone that you’re glad such kind words is coming from them.
“Have a nice weekend”
“I appreciate you saying that. Thank a lot.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“I appreciate you saying that. You are really nice.”
Yeah! Thanks
This response is also as simple as possible. It can also be used when you don’t want to continue the conversation. It sounds very polite as you’re also appreciating someone for wishing you well.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Yeah! Thanks. Take care of yourself.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Yeah! Thanks. Don’t forget to have fun too.”
Thanks But Work Never Stops Here
This reply shows that you appreciate what the person has said but a nice weekend might not be possible. It’s another way of telling someone that your schedule is tight and that you’re always busy. It also sends a message that you’re a workaholic and not less busy at all.
On the other hand, this response can be a witty one that can be humorous. It can sound a bit funny, depending on who it is being said to. This reply can also be used when you have something more to say, probably you would like to talk more about work or explain the reason why work never stops.
“Have a nice weekend”
“I really wish I can. Thanks but work never stops here.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Thanks but work never stops here. So no nice weekend till my schedule is cleared.”
Great! Thanks
You can use “Great! Thanks” to reply to a person that wishes you a nice weekend. It is the best reply when you don’t have anything else to say.
You can also use it when you don’t want to go on with the conversation or you’re not interested in having a conversation at the moment. It is a simple reply and also sounds very polite. This is because you’re appreciating the person’s kind words, though in a short and simple way.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Great! Thanks. Make sure you do the same.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Great! Thanks. See you next week.”
Oh! That’s Kind Of You
Here, you are acknowledging the kind words to you. It could also show that you’re taken aback by the person’s wish. Probably you were not expecting such kind words from them.
You can use this phrase for a person that is not so close to you or a person that hasn’t been so nice to you and for one reason or another other decides to wish you a happy weekend.
This can be a really surprising moment for anyone and in order not to sound rude, you can use this phrase to sound as polite as possible.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Oh! That’s kind of you. I will.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Oh! That’s kind of you. I didn’t know you were so friendly.”
A Nice Weekend To You Too My Friend
A reply like this is often used for someone you are friends with. It shows that you see the person as your friend.
It is also a way of acknowledging the kind words of someone and as well returning the sentiment. It’s best used for friends, pals, buddies, and even coworkers to show that you feel the same way toward them.
“Have a nice weekend”
“A nice weekend to you too my friend, have fun.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“A nice weekend to you too my friend, let’s party.”
Have a nice weekend as well
This is another awesome way of replying to someone and as well returning the sentiment of “Have a nice weekend”. It is a nice way of appreciating someone without saying “thank you” directly.
You can use this phrase to respond to someone after being told to have a nice weekend. It can be used both for formal and informal situations.
“Have a nice weekend”
“You too. Have a nice weekend as well”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Oh! I will. Have a nice weekend as well.”
I Wish You A Great Weekend Too
This shows that you accept the kind wishes of a person. It also shows that you want them to have a great time during the weekend. This reply works best in a work environment, it simply shows that you can enjoy some quality time away from work.
“Have a nice weekend”
“I wish you a great weekend too. Make sure you get some rest.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“You’ve worked really hard today, I wish you a great weekend too.”
And You Too. Thanks
This reply is a simple and really nice way to reply to someone when you’re being told “Have a nice weekend”.
It simply means you want them to experience a similar joy and have the same fun as you. It is a simple response and a good way of accepting someone kind words. You can also use this phrase either formally or informally as you wish.
“Have a nice weekend”
“And you too. Thanks darling”
“Have a nice weekend”
“And you too. Thanks everyone.”
Thanks A Lot
Saying “Thanks a lot” is another simple way of accepting someone’s kind words. You can also use it whenever you want to appreciate someone for something the person did or thank someone for saying something as nice as “have a nice weekend” to you. When “a lot” is used after “thanks” it shows that it is an informal situation.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Yeah. Thanks a lot.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“This means so much to me. Thanks a lot.”
Have A Pleasant Weekend Too
Here, you’re returning the sentiment to the original speaker when you reply in this way, it shows that you want them to enjoy the weekend in the most pleasant way possible. This reply is best used in a formal situation. You can say it to your boss or your colleague when you’re about to end work on a Friday.
“Have a nice weekend.”
“Oh! Thank you. Have a pleasant weekend too.”
“Have a nice weekend.”
“I will. Have a pleasant weekend too.”
I Will Definitely Do That
This response is reassuring and depicts a lot of confidence. It shows that no matter what happens, you’re going to have a nice time.
It tells a person that there’s no doubt that you wouldn’t enjoy your weekend. It’s a kind of promise or a guarantee that you would enjoy your weekend.
“Have a nice weekend.”
“Sure. I will definitely do that”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Since it’s coming from you, I will definitely do that.”
I’ll Try
When you say “I’ll try”, it means you’ll make an effort to do something. It could be that something might stop you from having a good time but you’ll try to overcome it.
It shows that you’re going to make an attempt to have a nice time no matter what. Though it’s not a completely positive answer it shows that you’d make an effort and do the best you can.
“Have a nice weekend”
“My schedule is tight but I’ll try.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“I’ll try, just that I have a lot to do.”
I Wish I Can
When you use this reply, you’re simply saying that there is a high chance of you not having fun this weekend.
It also shows that you want to or you would love to have a nice weekend but due to work or a very busy schedule, it might not be possible.
This reply expresses your disappointment in what you cannot achieve or get as a result of one obstacle or the other.
“Have a nice weekend”
“My dear, I wish I can.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“Have a nice weekend? wish I can.”
The Weekend Feels Nice Already
This response is used to tell someone that your weekend has started well. Here, you’re not appreciating or returning the sentiment, you’re only acknowledging the fact that your weekend would definitely be nice as it has started being nice from that moment.
This response also works best on Friday, especially Friday evenings. It could be that you got a call that Friday or an event took place that makes you feel really excited for the weekend and also positive that it’s going to be good.
It’s a great way to tell your friend or buddy that you’re going to have a nice time this weekend. Check out the illustration below.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Definitely, my dear, the weekend feels nice already.”
It Wouldn’t Be Nice Without You
This phrase would mostly be used when you’re missing a person, especially someone really close to you.
It’s a way of telling a person that the weekend has always been nice when the person was around but now that they’re gone the weekend can no longer be nice.
It can be used for a best friend, a spouse, a sibling, or a coworker you’re very close to. This reply is a way of telling a person that your weekend would not go too well and can’t be fun since they’re not with you.
It should only be used informally as implies that the person you’re referring to is someone you really like and as such, it wouldn’t suit a formal setting.
“Have a nice weekend”
“I can’t. It wouldn’t be nice without you.”
“Have a nice weekend”
“It wouldn’t be nice without you. Please stay”
Sure, I Will
This reply shows that you’re looking forward to having a great weekend. It assures someone that you’re going to have a nice weekend. It also shows that you have plans of your own for the weekend and not just that, you are able to do them and enjoy your weekend as you should.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Sure, I will. Thanks”
Of Course, I Will
This response is also similar to the previous one. You can use either of them to assure a friend that you’ll be having a nice time this weekend.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Of course, I will. Thank”
Isn’t It Nice Already?
This reply sounds like a question. It shows that you’re stating the obvious which is the weekend is nice. It’s also a way of telling them that your weekend is already.
It is best used in an informal situation when you’re trying to make someone see the fact that you’re having a good time even before they asked you to. This reply shows that you’ve started your weekend already and it started nicely.
“Have a nice weekend”
“Of course. Isn’t it nice already?”
I Wish You Well
This reply is also an informal way of appreciating someone’s kind words to you. It shows that you want the person to experience the same nice weekend and fun that you’re also going to experience.
It is also a way of returning the sentiment to show that you want the person to have a nice weekend as well.
Cheers!
Saying “Cheers!” is another informal way of showing that you really appreciate a person’s kind words. You can use it for people you’re really close to as it is best for informal settings, so you should avoid using it in any kind of formal situation.
Meanwhile, you can use it for your friends, pals, and buddies. It’s also a way of telling your friend that you feel as excited as them for the weekend.
“Have a nice weekend.”
“Cheers. Enjoy the weekend.”
Wrapping Up
“Have a nice weekend” is just a way of telling a person to have fun during the weekend and there is nothing as nice as giving a cool response back.
You will find the best replies that you can give whenever this phrase comes up. This article has examined different replies that you can use both formally and informally, alongside illustrations for a better understanding.