Tu Bishvat & Rosh Hashana Gathering Invitations
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Browse Holiday Gathering Invitations →A Tu Bishvat or Rosh Hashana gathering invitation announces a festive meal celebrating the Jewish New Year for trees or the Jewish New Year. Bal Simcha offers customizable invitation designs with Hebrew and English text, instant WhatsApp sharing, and video invitations for Tu Bishvat sedarim, Rosh Hashana meals, and holiday gatherings.
Tu Bishvat Gatherings
Tu Bishvat (the fifteenth of Shvat) is the Jewish New Year for trees. In recent decades, it has become a popular occasion for a Tu Bishvat seder — a festive meal featuring the fruits of Israel (wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates), the drinking of four cups of wine, and the learning of texts about trees and the land of Israel. A Tu Bishvat seder is a wonderful way to celebrate the holiday with family and friends, and it is especially popular in schools, shuls, and community organizations.
A Tu Bishvat invitation should include the host's name, the date and time, the location, and any special details — such as whether it is a seder, whether guests should bring fruits, or whether there will be a program. The wording should be warm and nature-themed.
Rosh Hashana Gatherings
Rosh Hashana (the Jewish New Year) is a time for family gatherings, festive meals, and community celebrations. Many families host a Rosh Hashana meal for family and friends, featuring symbolic foods (apples and honey, pomegranates, fish, carrots) and the traditional brachos. A Rosh Hashana gathering invitation should include the host's name, the date and time (specifying which meal — first night, second night, or Yom Tov lunch), the location, and any special details.
Some communities also host a Rosh Hashana Kiddush or a tashlich gathering. Bal Simcha has invitation designs for all types of Rosh Hashana events.
What to Include on a Holiday Gathering Invitation
A holiday gathering invitation should include the host's name, the holiday (Tu Bishvat, Rosh Hashana), the date and time, the location, and any special details — such as whether it is a seder, a meal, or a Kiddush, and whether guests should bring anything. The wording should be warm and festive, reflecting the joy of the holiday.
On Bal Simcha, every word is customizable. Choose from our holiday gathering invitation templates and tailor the wording to your celebration.