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Hanukkah ecard

Eight little nights.
So much light.

Send warmth for the Festival of Lights, from the first candle to the eighth.

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Hanukkah ecard

Hanukkah cards for eight nights of light

Hanukkah brings eight nights of candles, latkes and family time. A card on the first night is a warm way to share the light with people far away.

Choose a menorah design, add a photo or a short recorded greeting, and send it to arrive before the first candle is lit.

Message ideas to start from

  • Happy Hanukkah! Wishing you eight nights of light, laughter and too many latkes.
  • May the light of the menorah fill your home with warmth and peace.
  • Thinking of you as you light the first candle tonight. Chag sameach!
  • Sending love for all eight nights, and an extra helping of sufganiyot.

What to write

  • Send it before the first night.
  • Mention a family tradition or a favorite dish.
  • Keep it warm and light-hearted.

Questions people ask

What do you write in a Hanukkah card?

Wish them a happy Hanukkah, light and warmth for all eight nights, and add a personal memory or tradition.

When is Hanukkah?

Hanukkah begins on the 25th of Kislev in the Hebrew calendar, usually in late November or December.

Is the Hanukkah ecard free?

Yes. Making and sending an Armored Kitten greeting is free.

Guides for this occasion

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