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Rosh Hashanah Host Gift Ideas

Jewish people around the world are getting ready to celebrate Rosh Hashanah on 18th September, which is the Jewish New Year.

By Neelam SahniPublished 4 years ago 3 min read
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Jewish people around the world are getting ready to celebrate Rosh Hashanah on 18th September, which is the Jewish New Year. It is the festival to get together with friends and family, exchange gifts and relish delicious food. Many are still wondering what gifts they should give to their host? If you have been invited to Rosh Hashanah dinner and looking for gift ideas to convey your gratitude for your host, then there are plenty of options.

We recommend you a list of thoughtful Rosh Hashanah gifts ideas that will truly impress your host and make them feel appreciated.

Jewish Cookbook

If someone has invited you for a home-cooked meal on this special day, the host probably likes to cook. Give them more reasons to try traditional recipes on upcoming occasions with a thoughtful gift of Jewish cookbook. Also, it is a subtle way of saying you’d love more dinner invitations.

A Jar of Honey

Honey is the quintessential symbol of sweetness in every Jewish household. Dipping apples into honey is a Rosh Hashanah tradition that brings good wishes for the New Year. A jar of honey would make an excellent host gift perfectly suited for Rosh Hashanah celebration.

Gift Basket

A gift basket containing fruits like pomegranate, apples, honey along with sweets and scented candles are considered an appropriate Rosh Hashanah gift basket. All these fruits and sweets are supposed to ensure that the New Year will be sweet for the host and bring them loads of love, luck and happiness.

A Fancy Jewish Calendar

Rosh Hashanah marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year. A fancy Jewish calendar, including important information, such as the date of Jewish holidays would make a useful Rosh Hashanah gift for your host. A pretty wall calendar or table calendar would also make a nice home decoration item. You can pick the Jewish calendar online or from Etsy stores.

Flowers

Flowers always make thoughtful gifts for festivals and special occasions. They would make excellent thank you gifts for the host who has invited you for Rosh Hashanah dinner. Pick a bunch or arrangement of white flowers like white roses to wish them a year full of possibilities, love and luck. The bouquet of fresh flowers will brighten their mood instantly and also complement the dinner table decorations beautifully.

Wine Glasses

A box of wine glasses is an excellent gift choice to toast to the beginning of the Jewish New Year and wish your host a happy, healthy and sweet year ahead. Such a thoughtful gift will surely leave a lasting impression on the host and make the dinner party quite fun.

Shofars

The deep and distinctive sound of shofar is always an impressive thing to hear. Give your host the pleasure of blowing the shofar themselves by gifting them one on Rosh Hashanah. Marking the festivities with a shofar horn would make the celebration even more special. They come in different shapes and sizes that you can pick according to your preference.

Pomegranate Art

Pomegranate is an ancient Jewish symbol of fertility. It is one of the seven Biblical species of fruit native to the land of Israel and contains the deepest symbolism in Judaism. The seeds of the pomegranate represent abundance, wisdom and righteousness. Its beautiful colour & shape has made it one of the most popular decorative element in Jewish art. A handmade ceramic pomegranate art piece or golden pomegranate candle sticks with tray will add a unique touch & make a perfect addition to the host’s home.

Make an impact on your host & wish them a prosperous Jewish New Year with these fabulous gift ideas.

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