Hanukkah invitations strike a balance between honoring tradition and setting the tone for your celebration—whether you're gathering intimate family or hosting friends for an evening of food, games, and lights. The right invitation captures both reverence and warmth, signaling that this is a meaningful occasion done with style.
Starts from: “Please design an invitation for our Hanukkah dinner party on Friday, December 20th at 6pm at our home in Brookline—we're keeping it warm and elegant with about 20 guests.” — edit anything once it’s designed.
Three directions — different wording, different design
Together with
Friday, December 20
6:00 pm
The residence of Sarah & David Rothstein
47 Cliff Road, Brookline, Massachusetts
Festive attire
Please respond by December 13 to rsvp@rothsteinfamily.com or (617) 555-0127
Dinner will be served. Dietary restrictions accommodated upon request.
Join us
Friday, December 20
6:00 pm
The residence of Sarah & David Rothstein
47 Cliff Road, Brookline, Massachusetts
Festive attire
Please respond by December 13 to rsvp@rothsteinfamily.com or (617) 555-0127
Dinner will be served. Dietary restrictions accommodated upon request.
We're gathering
Friday, December 20
6:00 pm
The residence of Sarah & David Rothstein
47 Cliff Road, Brookline, Massachusetts
Festive attire
Please respond by December 13 to rsvp@rothsteinfamily.com or (617) 555-0127
Dinner will be served. Dietary restrictions accommodated upon request.
Wording examples
FormalSarah and David Rothstein
request the honor of your presence
at a dinner in celebration of Hanukkah
Friday, the twentieth of December
at six o'clock in the evening
47 Cliff Road, Brookline, Massachusetts
JoyfulSarah & David Rothstein
invite you to share in the joy of Hanukkah
Friday, December 20 at 6:00 pm
47 Cliff Road, Brookline, Massachusetts
Dinner, games, and the lighting of the menorah
Come hungry, leave full of light
ModernSarah & David Rothstein welcome you
to an evening of food, family, and tradition
Friday, December 20 | 6:00 pm
47 Cliff Road, Brookline, Massachusetts
Hanukkah dinner and festivities to follow
Good to know
Yes—the menorah lighting is central to the celebration. If you're planning to light candles at a specific time during the evening, include that detail so guests know when to expect this meaningful moment. Many hosts mention it in the invitation or as a note on the card.
A simple line like 'Dietary restrictions accommodated upon request' or 'Please let us know of any dietary needs' works well. Since Hanukkah food traditions are significant to many guests, RevelPost's custom RSVP questions let you ask specifically about kosher preferences, nut allergies, or other observances without cluttering the main invitation text.
Every example above regenerates as your event — your names, your venue, your date, verified.
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