"La bise" (fem.) can be two things: a cold, strong and regular wind blowing during Winter - or - a kiss / a peck on the cheek, used somewhat as a hug between relatives and close friends.
French dads would write 'bises de Papa' or 'bises, Papa'
Faire la bise (usually used in that singular form) means to give a light kiss on (someone's) cheek.
groses bises
Kisses to everybody, you are the girls.
embrasser - une bise/un bisous
câlins et de baisers
Bonne nuit et plein de bises
Merci pour les chocolats Mathew, bises, maman
the common way of saying it is 'gros bisous' ou 'grosses bises' - love and kisses
Good night darling. Big kisses for your dreams.
"You're going to kill me with your kisses, my love!" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase Tu vas me tuer avec tes bises, mon amour! The pronunciation will be "tyoo va muh tyoo-ey a-vek tey beez mo-na-moor" in French.
"Kisses" is an English equivalent of the French texting word bizz. The pronunciation of the feminine plural word bises will be "beez" in French.