Different ways to say have a good night

Different ways to say goodnight / Cute ways to say goodnight

In English, there are different ways to say have a good night to a friend, a girl, a parent, a child, etc.

Here is a list of expressions and phrases / interesting ways to say goodnight to your beloved ones.

What can I say instead of goodnight? / What do you say in a goodnight text?

Different ways to say have a good night /Cute ways to say goodnight

• Night!
• Night-night. (it’s usually said to a kid).
• Nite-nite.
• Sleep well.
• Sleep tight.
• Sweet dreams.
• Pleasant dreams.
• Dream of me.
• Dream about me.
• Good night, my love.
• Nighty night. (this is usually said to children).
• Have a good sleep.
• Time to dream.
• Go to bed, you sleepy head!
• Goodnight my little princess/prince.
• Until tomorrow!
• Sleep with angels.
• Have sea dreams.
• See you in the morning!
• I hope to find you in my dreams.
• I’ll see you in my dreamland.
• Sleep tight. Don’t let the bedbugs bite. (This is usually said to a child).
• Let’s start counting the sheeps.
• I’ll be right here when you wake up.
• I’ll be dreaming of you.
• Have a goodnight, the little love of my life. (usually said to a kid)
• Good night, the love of my life.
• Time to ride the rainbow to dreamland.
• Rest time for blossoms
• Tomorrow is not soon enough. Let’s prepare.
• I hope to find you in my dreams.
• So grateful to have you. Goodnight!
• Call me when you wake up so I can hear your voice.
• I think I’ll say good night.
• It’s past my bedtime.
• Don’t let the bed bugs bite!
• Don’t forget to say your prayers.
• Falling asleep. Have a good night.

Different ways to say have a good night

Different ways to say I’m going to bed

• It’s bedtime.
• I’m going to sleep.
• I’m off to bed.
• I’m going to bed.
• I’m going to crash (slang).
• I’m going to hit the hay.
• Hit the shucks
• I think I’ll say goodnight now.
• I’m going to hit the sack.
• I’m going up the golden stairs
• I think I’ll retire for the night.
• I think I’ll turn in.
• I’m going up the wooden hill.
• I’m going to turn in for the night.
• I’m going to the roost.
• Going to the rack.
• I’ll get some sleep-eye.
• I’m going to get some shut.

Check the meaning and examples of the expression “check for me” here.