Merry Christmas and More

What an amazing day: Christmas, Hanukkah and the day before Kwanzaa. Merry Christmas. Happy Hanukkah. A meaningful Kwanzaa. During this wonderful winter holiday season, let’s celebrate love, community and family. Here are some greetings I found for each of the holidays.

Combining Merry Christmas with Hanukkah and Kwanzaa greetings

Merry Christmas

Harry and David offer many of these wonderful Christmas wishes.

• Tis the season to wish one another joy, love, and peace. Merry Christmas.
• The gift of love. The gift of peace. The gift of happiness. May all these be yours at Christmas.
• May Santa Claus bring everything you wished for.
• Here’s to a year of blessings and beyond. Have a Merry Christmas!
• From our home to yours, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season! Stay safe and take care.
• Jolly holly-days to you and yours!
• Merry Christmas to someone who’s always on Santa’s “nice” list!
• Be merry and shine bright.

Happy Hanukkah

• Chag Sameach! (Hebrew for “Happy Festival” or “Happy Holiday“)
• Chag Urim Sameach! (“Happy Festival of Lights”)
• Happy Hanukkah!
• May you enjoy this Hanukkah season filled with love and light.
• May this Festival of Lights bring you health and happiness.
• Wishing you a wonderful Festival of Lights!
• May your home be filled with light and joy on Hanukkah.
• I hope the lights guide you towards a bright future of love, peace, and joy.

A Meaningful Kwanzaa

• Habari Gani! (a Swahili term meaning “What is the news?”)
• Have a blessed Kwanzaa.
• Wishing you a bright and meaningful Kwanzaa.
• Sending you love and light this Kwanzaa.
• Wishing you wisdom and joy this Kwanzaa.
• May your Kwanzaa be meaningful.
• Keeping you in our thoughts this Kwanzaa.
• May you embrace your purpose and faith this Kwanzaa.

I love how much over lap there is in all of the greetings. It’s all about joy, love, peace, light and purpose. May you have a wonderful holiday season and new year.