Question 1

How does an Eid al-Fitr post differ from an Eid al-Adha post?

Accepted Answer

Eid al-Fitr follows Ramadan and leans towards joy, sweets, gifts of money and light colours. Eid al-Adha is tied to the Hajj season and the sacrifice, and carries a more solemn tone and warmer colours. Eid al-Adha runs four days rather than one, so plan a longer run of content. Andalusi has separate templates for each rather than one shared.

Question 2

What wording suits an Eid greeting?

Accepted Answer

The most used are Eid Mubarak, may God accept it from us and from you, may you live to see it again, and wishing you well for another year. The third is the most common in the Gulf. Institutions suit brief wording with the logo and no elaboration. Andalusi builds a card for each from the same design with different text.

Question 3

When should an Eid greeting be published?

Accepted Answer

On the eve once the date is confirmed, or early on the first morning. Do not schedule it earlier, since the Eid date is not known for certain until the day before. Prepare the design ahead and publish manually. For shops the Eid campaign starts a week before Ramadan ends, since buying precedes the holiday. Andalusi lets you prepare early and publish once the date is confirmed.

Question 4

What designs do shops need for Eid?

Accepted Answer

A greeting post with the logo, an Eid offers post, a shopfront banner, a holiday opening hours post, a card to accompany a gift, and a daily story across the Eid days. The opening hours post is the most asked for, since trading times change. Andalusi builds the whole set on one identity.

Eid Greetings and Posts for Social Media

Eid Greetings and Posts

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