17 Hanukkah Cards For All Of Your Jewish Loved Ones

When chocolate gelt simply won't cut it.

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The Jewish Festival of Lights begins on Sunday, but if you still haven't gotten anything for your loved ones then you're in luck. Hanukkah lasts for eight days, meaning you still have time to snag one of these adorable holiday cards.

The Hanukkah story is one of revolution and miracles, commemorating the Maccabees' victory over the Greeks. Jews celebrate the holiday by lighting a nine-branch candelabrum, commonly called a menorah. Many also exchange gifts over the eight days.

We've rounded up 17 hilarious and delightful Etsy cards to send to your loved ones this Hanukkah. Some are silly, others beautiful and some only your Jewish BFF would understand.

Happy Hanukkah!

For the peace-keeper.

Etsy/Paperila

"Peace."

For the one who loves to bake.

Etsy/seasandpeas

"Happy Challah-Days."

For the hip-hop head.

Etsy/sillyreggie

"Dr. Dre Del."

For the one you secretly (or not so secretly) admire.

Etsy/BonomoPaperCo

"I like you a latke."

For the absolute foodie.

Etsy/PaulaAndWaffle

"Have a delicious Hanukkah!"

For someone with a keen aesthetic eye.

Etsy/arwendesigns

A beautiful, flowery Star of David.

For the one who will immediately know these Drake lyrics.

Etsy/LauraERoseDesigns

"If you're reading this, Happy Hanukkah."

For the one who's obsessed with Ryan Gosling.

Etsy/carinspaperparty

"Hey girl. Happy Hanukkah."

For the one who lights up your life.

Etsy/TalesAndFails

"May the light of Hanukkah shine brightly on you."

For the one who wishes it were still the 80s.

Etsy/Dandymark

You Spin Me Round (Like A Dreidel).

For the sibling or friend you've celebrated Hannukah with since childhood.

Etsy/flapperdoodle

Time to light the menorah!

For the nature-lover.

Etsy/ZinniaSkyStudio

A Happy Hanukkah cactus!

For the science nerd.

Etsy/theBirdandtheBeard

Festival of Lights periodic table.

For the one who loves animals more than anything.

Etsy/AnimalFrenzArt

Happy doggie Hanukkah!

For the one who's in an interfaith relationship.

Etsy/LazyFriend

"Merry Chrismukkah."

For the 5-year-old (or the one with a 5-year-old's sense of humor).

Etsy/alternatehistories

"Happy Hanukkah from Robo-Rabbi."

For the artist who's always drawing on things.

Etsy/JBArtistryShop

A color-your-own Star of David.

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