You can also conclude your emails with just “Regards. ” It isn’t quite as friendly as “Kind regards” or “Kindest regards,” but it still sounds very professional.
For something a little more personal, sign off with “Sincerely yours. ”
“All my best” “Best regards” “Sending you the best”
“Best of luck” “Wishing you the best” “Wishing you a wonderful day”
“With appreciation” “Much appreciated”
“All my thanks” “Thank you for reading” “Thank you for your help”
“Thanks for your consideration” also works well, especially if you don’t know how the recipient will reply.
“As always” could be another great way to end an email with a frequent recipient.
“Warm regards” “Warm wishes”
“Faithfully” “Looking forward”
“Thanks a bunch” “Your friend” “Thanks” “Later alligator”
