hexagram Greeting Cards (4)

• Thoughtful Happy Passover Cards Send this Card

  Help family and friends celebrate Passover with this thoughtful card, featuring a dark blue background, with strands of colorful beads and the Star of David, a rich symbol of the Jewish faith. As they gather for the Seder meal, they'll be reminded that you're sending peace, love and every blessing that comes from above. And whether you're there with them, or sending your wishes from across the miles, it's sure to make a difference to them and stay with them throughout the year.

• Love_Peace_Health _Happy Passover Card Send this Card

  Send your Passover wishes for love, peace, health and happiness to the people you care about with this thoughtful card, featuring symbols of the holiday on the table, including foods like wine and unleavened bread. As they gather for the Seder, telling the story of how the Israelites were redeemed from slavery and given the gift of the Torah, they'll appreciate your kind words to them during this very holy holiday, which brings them closer to their Jewish faith.

• Flower and Bird Design Happy Passover Card Send this Card

  Passover is a special festival in the Jewish faith. Celebrated in spring, it's a time to reflect upon new beginnings, both in nature and spirituality. This meaningful card symbolizes that with its flower and bird design, creating a wreath around the Star of David. Inside is the Hebrew and English greeting for “Happy Passover” and below is a heartfelt message, “Remembering promises made. Celebrating promises fulfilled.” It's a wonderful way to send your best wishes, from near or far, to the special people in your life.

• Blue Star of David Happy Passover Card Send this Card

  A blue lit background with the Star of David prominently displayed is a wonderful way for you to send your best wishes for their Passover celebration. Making this card even more special are the words, ”May your heart be full of joy and may your home be full of love.” It's a message with so much meaning behind it, one that will stay with family and friends during this important springtime festival in the Jewish faith. And as they gather together with the ones they love, they're sure to count you among those people for your caring ways and thoughtfulness.