Rosh Hashanah 2027 begins at sundown Friday, October 1

Rosh Hashanah cards, personalized and mailed for you.

Jewish New Year cards for your whole list. Pick the Shana Tova card or your family photo, write one message, and paste your card list. We print every card, address it and mail it next business day — $1.99 a card from 10 cards, First-Class postage included.

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Shana Tova

A sweet and happy New Year

THE LEVIN FAMILY

ROSH HASHANAH 2027

Mailed next business day
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Rosh Hashanah design

Apples, honey and a pomegranate for a sweet New Year

The Shana Tova card needs no photo, and it starts with its own New Year message, which you can keep or rewrite.

Shana Tova
A sweet and happy New Year
THE LEVIN FAMILY
ROSH HASHANAH 2027
Shana Tova
A pomegranate, an apple and a honey pot under "Shana Tova, a sweet and happy New Year". No photo needed.
Start with Shana Tova

The message it starts with

Dear [RECIPIENT], Shana Tova! Wishing you and your family a sweet and happy New Year, filled with health, joy and peace. With love, [YOUR NAME]

Photo cards

Or put Shana Tova on your family photo

On any holiday design with an editable greeting, pick SHANA TOVA or CHAG SAMEACH with one tap, or type your own.

SHANA TOVA
THE LEVIN FAMILY
ROSH HASHANAH 2027
One photo
SHANA TOVA
THE LEVIN FAMILY
ROSH HASHANAH 2027
Framed photo
SHANA TOVA
THE LEVIN FAMILY
ROSH HASHANAH 2027
Polaroid
SHANA TOVA
THE LEVIN FAMILY
ROSH HASHANAH 2027
Split
SHANA TOVA
THE LEVIN FAMILY · ROSH HASHANAH 2027
Laurel, no photo
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SHANA TOVA
THE LEVIN FAMILY · ROSH HASHANAH 2027
Bordered, no photo

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How it works

From your card list to every mailbox

Three steps and about 15 minutes. No envelopes to address and no postage to buy.

Shana Tova

A sweet and happy New Year

THE LEVIN FAMILY

ROSH HASHANAH 2027

Your message

Dear [RECIPIENT], Shana Tova! Wishing you and your family a sweet and happy New Year…

Written once, personalized to every card

Pick a design & message

Choose from 30 designs, write your note once, and we personalize every card to each person on your list.

Grandma Esther — 30 Linden Ave, Teaneck, NJ

The Shapiros — 1207 Oak Knoll Rd, Skokie, IL

Cantor Levy — 5 Maple Pl, Scarsdale, NY

extracted & USPS-verified

Grandma Esther30 Linden Ave, Teaneck
The Shapiros1207 Oak Knoll Rd, Skokie

Paste your card list

However you keep it: a spreadsheet, a CSV export of your contacts, last year's list, even a photo of a handwritten page. We pull out every name and mailing address.

In the mail next business day

We print, add postage & mail

Real postcards go out next business day with USPS First-Class postage. Start to done in about 15 minutes.

Rosh Hashanah 2027

Order by September 21, 2027 to arrive before Rosh Hashanah

Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on Friday, October 1, and New Year cards are sent to arrive before it. Worked from our own mailing day and the slow end of USPS First-Class delivery, skipping days USPS does not deliver.

1. You order by
September 21, 2027
The last day to arrive before the holiday
2. We mail it
Next business day
Printed, addressed, postage included
3. USPS delivers
4–7 business days
First-Class Mail

After the holiday

Thank-you cards for your hosts and your gifts

Someone set the table for twenty and made the brisket. A card in the mail says thank you better than a text.

Start from the Shana Tova card and write your own thank-you on the back for the family that hosted you. For holiday gifts, the Just Thanks cards start with a message that thanks each person for the gift they gave, from a list with the gift beside each name.

Thank your hosts Thank people for gifts

Pricing

$1.99 a New Year card, postage included

$2.49 a card, or $1.99 from 10 cards up. That is the whole price: no subscription, no account, no per-address fee.

Every card includes

Printing on both sides of a 4x6 postcard
Each person's name and address printed on their card
Every address checked against USPS records
USPS First-Class postage on every card
Handed to USPS the next business day

What cards cost, mailed with postage, by the size of the list
Cards	Per card	Total, mailed
20 cards	$1.99	$39.80
50 cards	$1.99	$99.50
100 cards	$1.99	$199.00

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Wording

What to write in a Rosh Hashanah card

A New Year wish, one line about them, and your names. A few to start from, for the message on the back.

Shana Tova: "A good year." The greeting on the Shana Tova card.
L'Shana Tova: "For a good year," a shorter form of the traditional wish.
Shana Tova U'Metukah: "A good and sweet year," the wish the apples and honey stand for.
Chag Sameach: "Happy holiday." Said for Rosh Hashanah and most Jewish holidays.

Family
Shana tova! Wishing you a sweet new year full of good health, and plenty of apples and honey.
Grandparents
Shana tova u'metukah, Grandma and Grandpa! We'll be thinking of you when we dip our apples.
Friends
L'shana tova. May this year bring you as much joy as you bring everyone around you.
Your hosts
Thank you for welcoming us to your Rosh Hashanah table. The food, the company, all of it: it was the sweetest start to the year.
Colleagues and neighbors
Wishing you and your family a happy and healthy New Year. Shana tova.

Frequently Asked Questions

What families ask before they send the whole list.

New Year cards are sent to arrive before the holiday. Rosh Hashanah 2027 begins at sundown on Friday, October 1. Order by September 21, 2027 for cards to arrive before it. We mail every card the next business day and USPS First-Class typically delivers in 4–7 business days.

Yes. Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, so a Rosh Hashanah card, a Jewish New Year card and a Shana Tova card are the same card by three names.

Yes. You write one message and each card is addressed to its own person: "Dear [RECIPIENT]" becomes "Dear Aunt Miriam" on hers. You can still rewrite any single card before checkout.

Yes. Pick a photo design, upload your photo, and choose SHANA TOVA or CHAG SAMEACH as the greeting with one tap, or type your own.

Yes. To thank the family that hosted your holiday meal, start from the Shana Tova card and write your own thank-you on the back. For gifts, the Just Thanks cards thank each person for the gift they gave, from a list with the gift beside each name.

No. The cards print transliterations such as Shana Tova and Chag Sameach in English letters. Our print fonts do not carry Hebrew script, so we leave it off rather than risk it printing wrong.

No. Every card is a real 4x6 postcard, printed on both sides, addressed to its person and mailed through USPS First-Class Mail.

$2.49 a card, or $1.99 a card from 10 cards up. That includes printing, the address, USPS First-Class postage and the mailing. There is no subscription, no account and no minimum.

Paste it or upload it, in whatever shape it is in: a spreadsheet, a CSV export of your contacts, last year’s list, a photo of a handwritten page. Our AI pulls out each name and mailing address, and every address is checked against USPS records before anything prints. A typical list takes about 15 minutes from start to checkout.

More Jewish holiday cards

In December, there is a menorah card and a Hanukkah & Christmas card for families that keep both. See Hanukkah cards, or all holiday cards.

A sweet New Year, in every mailbox on your list.

Order by September 21, 2027 and every card is printed, addressed and in the mail next business day, from $1.99 a card on 10+.

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