Congratulations on retirement! The alarm clock has been formally fired.
Funny Retirement Wishes
Funny retirement wishes. Find the perfect words to express appreciation and congratulations for your friend or family member's happy retirement.
Happy retirement. Your inbox is no longer a problem. (Anyone's problem, really.)
To retirement — where every day is Saturday and every Saturday is two days long.
Congratulations on retirement! Try not to gloat in the office group chat too much.
Happy retirement! Welcome to the elite club of people who nap on purpose.
To retirement: where the only meetings are at the coffee shop and they're optional.
Congratulations. You've officially graduated from "having a job" to "having opinions about how the lawn should be."
Happy retirement. Pro tip: the trick is to look busy enough that no one asks you to do anything.
Welcome to retirement, where every weekday is "what day is it?"
Congratulations on retirement — the only career milestone that gets you out of the building.
Happy retirement. Try to remember the rest of us still have to show up tomorrow.
To retirement — when you can finally answer "what do you do?" with "whatever I want."
Congratulations! Your hobbies are about to multiply. So is your nap schedule.
Happy retirement. You've earned the right to complain about the weather full-time.
Welcome to the retired life. Bring snacks. Lower your expectations of yourself. Win.
Congratulations on retirement. Now you can be the slow person in line on purpose.
Happy retirement! Your golf game is about to either improve or become a personality.
To retirement: where "I'm too busy" becomes "I'm too retired."
Congratulations. The chair you sit in now is officially better than your office chair.
Happy retirement! Don't worry — we'll keep working so the country runs. Don't mention it.
Welcome to retirement. The official sport is "doing things at your own pace."
Congratulations on retirement. Have you ever considered getting really into birds? Just a thought.
Happy retirement. Free from meetings. Free from emails. Almost free from your spouse asking what you're doing.
To retirement — where "running errands" is now an event, a day, a lifestyle.
Congratulations. You're now in the demographic ads have given up on.