Helpful Information History of Hanukkah and Significance of Chanukkah with Invitation Cards
Hanukkah, also known as Chanukkah to many, is a Jewish holiday and is an eight days and nights celebration. Hanukkah usually starts on the 25th of Kislev, a Jewish month and usually falls in the latter party of November or early December in the secular calendar. For this year, 2015, Hanukkah starts in the evening of Sunday, December 6th and concludes in the evening of Monday, December 14th. Hanukkah, in Hebrew, is referred to as 'dedication'. This name is remembrance that this holiday religious commemorates the rededication of the Jerusalem holy Temple after their victory over the Syrian Greeks during 165 BC. Most Jewish faithfulls celebrate the arrival of Chanukkah / Hanukkah with a party celebration and usually send out personalized invitations for Hanukkah customizing with their own religious invitation wordings to their invited guests.view a few sample invitation designs for Hanukkah and Chanukkah religious holiday celebrations
Hanukkah Wishes Religious Holiday Greeting Cards
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Hanukkah Lights Party Menorah Invitations
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Jewish New Year Chanukkah Band Holiday Card
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Hanukkah Blue Menorah Greeting Card
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Holiday Aglow Hanukkah Greeting Cards
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Menorah Tovah L'Shanah Hanukkah Holiday Card
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Happy Religious Hanukkah Holiday Greeting Cards
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Hanukkah Party Pearl Dots Invitations
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Tovah Tree L'Shanah Hannukkah Greeting Card
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