Send an email programmatically in wordpress with wp_mail using the woocommerce transaction emails template.

emails.php

<?php

// Define a constant to use with html emails
define("HTML_EMAIL_HEADERS", array('Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8'));

// @email - Email address of the reciever
// @subject - Subject of the email
// @heading - Heading to place inside of the woocommerce template
// @message - Body content (can be HTML)
function send_email_woocommerce_style($email, $subject, $heading, $message) {

  // Get woocommerce mailer from instance
  $mailer = WC()->mailer();

  // Wrap message using woocommerce html email template
  $wrapped_message = $mailer->wrap_message($heading, $message);

  // Create new WC_Email instance
  $wc_email = new WC_Email;

  // Style the wrapped message with woocommerce inline styles
  $html_message = $wc_email->style_inline($wrapped_message);

  // Send the email using wordpress mail function
  $mailer->send( $email, $subject, $html_message, HTML_EMAIL_HEADERS );

}

?>

Thank you 👍

That's very nice!

Hello,
Thanks for sharing this code.
How can we change the email from name and email from address here?

@kshirodpatel you can replace the HTML_EMAIL_HEADERS array with the one below.

$headers = array(
  'Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8',
  'From: Person Name <email@here.com>'
);

wp_mail( $email, $subject, $html_message, $headers );

@tameemsafi Thank you so much, I was stuck on this issue for hours, but your simple code made it as smooth as butter for me.
But I've a little problem that is whatever I type in From in headers arrays it is not shown, rather WordPress is written in the actual Email

Thank you very much!!!!
Finally, a working and beautiful piece of code!

Why do you use wp_mail?

is it $mailer->send( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments ) a better way?

Thank you so much for this code ! Great

Great!

Why do you use wp_mail?

is it $mailer->send( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments ) a better way?

I agree with salvatore - use $mailer instead of wp_mail

Why do you use wp_mail?
is it $mailer->send( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments ) a better way?

I agree with salvatore - use $mailer instead of wp_mail

I have updated it to use the $mailer->send method

Nice!

This filled in the missing piece for me — inline styles.
Thank you!!

Thank you for sharing.