Rosh Hashanah eCards for Jewish New Year 2026
Send warm wishes for a sweet and peaceful New Year with a personalised Rosh Hashanah eCard from Hope Spring.
Send a Shana Tova eCard Online
Rosh Hashanah is a time for reflection, renewal and looking forward to the year ahead. A thoughtful digital greeting is an easy way to stay connected with loved ones, whether they live nearby or on the other side of the world.
Hope Spring’s Rosh Hashanah eCards can be personalised with your own words, giving you space to send a traditional Jewish New Year greeting or a more personal message.
Choose your favourite design above, personalise your greeting and send it digitally without needing to buy, address or post a physical card.
When Is Rosh Hashanah 2026?
Rosh Hashanah 2026, marking the beginning of the Hebrew year 5787, starts at sundown on Friday 11 September 2026 and continues until nightfall on Sunday 13 September 2026.
Because the festival begins in the evening, you may want to schedule your Rosh Hashanah eCard in advance so your recipient receives your wishes before or at the beginning of the festival.
How to Send a Rosh Hashanah eCard
Sending a Jewish New Year eCard with Hope Spring is simple:
- Choose a Rosh Hashanah design from the collection above.
- Personalise your card with the recipient’s details and your own New Year message.
- Choose when to send it — send immediately or schedule it in advance.
- Send by email or share digitally, including through WhatsApp where available.
- Add a donation if you wish to support Hope Spring’s clean-water projects.
Your recipient can then open and enjoy their personalised Rosh Hashanah greeting online.
What Should I Write in a Rosh Hashanah Card?
You do not need a long message. A warm New Year wish is often enough.
Popular Rosh Hashanah greetings include:
- Shana Tova – Have a good year.
- Shana Tova U’Metuka – Have a good and sweet year.
- Wishing you a happy, healthy and peaceful New Year.
- May the New Year bring you happiness, good health and many blessings.
- Wishing you and your family peace, happiness and a sweet New Year.
- May the year ahead be filled with hope, health and happiness.
- Sending warm wishes to you and your family for Rosh Hashanah.
You can make your eCard more personal by adding the recipient’s name or mentioning something you hope the coming year brings them.
Rosh Hashanah eCards With Meaning
A Rosh Hashanah greeting is about more than simply saying Happy New Year. The festival is associated with reflection, renewal and hopes for a good year ahead.
Many traditional Rosh Hashanah symbols express those wishes. Apples dipped in honey represent the hope for a sweet year, while pomegranates and the shofar are also closely associated with the festival.
Our Rosh Hashanah eCard collection draws inspiration from these familiar traditions while giving you a convenient way to share your wishes digitally.
Charity Rosh Hashanah eCards
Hope Spring eCards are connected with Hope Spring Water, a charity supporting clean-water projects in communities where access to safe water is limited.
When you choose to make a donation while sending your eCard, your Rosh Hashanah greeting can help support that work. It gives you a way to share good wishes for the New Year while contributing to a wider charitable cause.
Send Rosh Hashanah eCards by Email or WhatsApp
You don’t need to know someone’s postal address to send them New Year wishes.
A Rosh Hashanah eCard can be sent electronically, making it particularly useful when friends and family live in different towns, countries or time zones.
Choose your card, write your message and send it by email. You can also use Hope Spring’s digital sharing options to share an eCard through WhatsApp.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Rosh Hashanah eCards
What is a Rosh Hashanah eCard?
A Rosh Hashanah eCard is a digital Jewish New Year greeting that can be personalised and sent online. It can include traditional greetings such as Shana Tova as well as your own personal message.
When is Rosh Hashanah in 2026?
Rosh Hashanah 2026 begins at sundown on Friday 11 September and ends at nightfall on Sunday 13 September 2026. It marks the beginning of the Hebrew year 5787.
What does Shana Tova mean?
Shana Tova is a traditional Rosh Hashanah greeting meaning a good year. You may also see the greeting written as Shanah Tovah because Hebrew words can be transliterated into English in several ways.
What does Shana Tova U’Metuka mean?
Shana Tova U’Metuka is a traditional greeting wishing someone a good and sweet year. It reflects the Rosh Hashanah tradition of hoping for sweetness and happiness in the coming year.
Can I personalise a Rosh Hashanah eCard?
Yes. You can choose a design and add your own personal New Year message before sending your Hope Spring eCard.
Can I schedule my Rosh Hashanah eCard?
Yes. You can prepare your eCard before Rosh Hashanah and schedule it for delivery closer to the festival.
Can I send a Rosh Hashanah eCard through WhatsApp?
Yes. Hope Spring offers digital sharing options that allow suitable eCards to be shared through WhatsApp as well as sent by email.
Are Hope Spring Rosh Hashanah eCards charity cards?
Yes. Hope Spring eCards help raise awareness of Hope Spring’s work, and senders can choose to make a donation towards clean-water projects when sending an eCard. You can also send it free of charge, just obtain a promo code from our Free charity eCards page.
Can I send a Rosh Hashanah eCard to someone overseas?
Yes. Because the cards are digital, you can send a Rosh Hashanah greeting to recipients in the UK or internationally without waiting for an international post.
What pictures are traditionally used on Rosh Hashanah cards?
Common Rosh Hashanah imagery includes apples and honey, pomegranates, shofars and other symbols associated with Jewish New Year traditions and wishes for a sweet year. You may also like Yom Kippur eCards .