New Year lines for family
New Year lines for siblings you still stay up till midnight with and parents who wish you well every single year. Hopeful, a little teasing and easy to send on the family group.
Tip: Call your parents after midnight and send the line later. The call matters more; the line is a keepsake.
For siblings
New year, same sibling rivalry. I'm winning this year.
My resolution: annoy you less. It's already failing.
Thanks for being my partner in staying up past midnight since we were kids.
Another year of fighting over the TV remote. Can't wait.
You're the one resolution I never break: having your back.
Happy New Year to the person who knows all my secrets and keeps most of them.
This year I'll stop borrowing your clothes. Probably.
We grow up every year, but at midnight we're still kids at the window.
Here's to another year of laughing at the same old family jokes.
Cheers to the sibling who gets me without me saying a word.
Bhai, is saal toh mera charger wapas kar de.
Behen, naye saal mein bhi meri favourite rehna. Bas.
You're stuck with me for another year, and every one after.
For parents
Thank you for another year of love, advice and too much food.
Every new year, I'm grateful for the same two people: you.
My resolution is to call you more. Hold me to it.
Happy New Year to the people who make home feel like home.
You taught me to start every year with hope. It still works.
Here's to more family dinners and fewer reminders to drink water.
Another year older, and I still want to be like you.
Thank you for every midnight you stayed up so we could see the fireworks.
This year I promise to listen to your advice. At least half of it.
Wishing you health, peace and kids who actually reply on the family group.
Mummy-papa, naya saal aapke liye sirf khushiyan laaye.
Aapka aashirwaad ho toh har saal naya aur accha hota hai.
Happy New Year. Everything good in my year started with you.
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