These Eid money envelopes have a geometric Islamic motif in gold on them. The envelopes are designed in two colours lilac-purple and sage-green with “Eid Mubarak” in Arabic on the centre. Eid Mubarak means blessed festival.

This year, Eid is expected to be celebrated on Friday, 21st April or on Saturday, 22nd of April 2023. However, the exact date is subject to the sighting of the moon of Shawwal, 1444, the 10th month of the Islamic Calendar. Eid Gifts Here is a fantastic freebie for you all, printable Eid Money Envelopes (Eidi Envelopes). The auspicious occasion of Eid is upon us after the holy month of Ramadan and the one thing gets children excited the most for Eid is the joy of receiving Eidi (money) and gifts from elders. Eid traditions involve giving gifts to friends and family as part of the celebration. It used to be very difficult to find Eid gifts in the UK but, thanks to retailers like M&S and John Lewis & Partners, there are now so many options. From must-have beauty buys to sweet treats and statement home decor, we’ve found the very best Eid gifts for everyone this year. It was because of these changed social interactions that I got the idea to design these Eid Money Envelopes that you can easily print at home, involve your kids for a fun activity and get them excited for Eid. EID MONEY ENVELOPES DESIGNThis year Eid will be different from how we have celebrated it previously. Eid is a celebration of happiness, love and joy. Normally Eid traditions involve offering Eid prayers, dressing up in new clothes, having special meals, giving charity, offering Eid greetings, visiting family and friend, exchanging gifts and Eidi and celebrating the festive spirit. However, this year it will all be different because of the social distancing measures in place. But that doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate Eid and enjoy the festivities. Make this Eid special for your children and loved ones by celebrating this festive occasion in its true spirit and traditions but by staying at home. Many Muslims will often start their day with a visit to the mosque for morning prayers and will wish each other 'Eid Mubarak' which translates to ‘have a blessed Eid’. Food is a huge part of Eid celebrations; I can’t help but feel excited about the sheer delight of eating decadent sweet rice accompanied with the exotic tastes of masala chai. When Is Eid 2023?

After all the fasting during Ramadan, the countdown to Eid al-Fitr begins. Eid al-Fitr (festival of breaking the fast) is a Muslim festival marking the end of the fasting period of Ramadan. It is dependent on the sighting of the new moon, so the date varies every year. Lasting for up to three days, millions of Muslims all over the world will spend the day eating the most delicious traditional meals, dressing up in their finest clothes and visiting loved ones.