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Chanukah Designs

Eight nights, one campaign that looks like your community.

Chanukah is the most public holiday on the Jewish calendar. Your menorah lighting is on the street, your parade drives through town, and your posts reach people who never walk into your Chabad house the rest of the year. We design Chanukah materials that feel as warm and bright as the holiday, and that look unmistakably like you.

Choose one of our ready-made designs and we adapt it to your center, or ask for a fully custom design built around your community.

What we design for Chanukah

We design every piece of your Chanukah campaign as one set, so your flyer, your posts and your signage look like they belong together:

  • Public menorah lighting flyers and signs, for print, screens and outdoor banners
  • Menorah parade and car menorah graphics, including route announcements and car toppers
  • Chanukah party and festival invitations, for families, kids programs and community events
  • Nightly social media posts, one for each of the eight nights, plus Stories and event covers
  • Schedules of events, so the whole week fits on one clear page
  • Ads for local Jewish newspapers and magazines
  • Year-end donor appeals, since Chanukah falls right before the end of the tax year
  • Bilingual versions, in English and Hebrew or English and Spanish

Ready-made or fully custom

Ready-made designs are the fastest option. Pick a design from our collection and we adapt it with your logo, colors, dates, times and locations. Ideal when the season is already close.

Custom designs start from scratch: your theme, your community's style, your event lineup. Ideal for larger campaigns, or when you want a look nobody else in your area will have.

Either way, every file is delivered ready to print and ready to post.

How it works

  1. Tell us about your events. Dates, locations, what you're planning, and the formats you need.
  2. We design the campaign. You get a first draft that matches your brand, your tone and your audience.
  3. You review it. Two rounds of revisions are included.
  4. You get every file. Print-ready PDFs and web-ready images, sized for each platform.

Planning ahead for Chanukah

Chanukah begins on the 25th of Kislev, in late November or December. Your materials should be out two to three weeks before the first night, so people can save the date and your volunteers can plan. Reach out whenever you're ready: we'll confirm our availability and send you a quote for your timeline.

"Ever since I started working with you, I think we've already had like four flyers... I'm getting a lot of good feedback."

Shimey Wilhelm, Chabad Lake Oswego, Oregon

Frequently asked questions

When should we order our Chanukah designs?

Whenever you're ready. Your materials should go out two to three weeks before the first night, so earlier gives us more room. Get in touch and we'll confirm availability and a quote for your timeline. Ready-made designs can be turned around faster if you're closer to the date.

Can you adapt one of your existing designs to our Chabad center?

Yes. We add your logo, colors, event details and locations, and adjust the layout to the formats you need. It's the fastest option.

What's included in a Chanukah campaign?

Most campaigns include a printable flyer, a digital version for email, and social media posts. Full campaigns add nightly posts for all eight nights, signage for the public menorah lighting, parade graphics and a year-end donor appeal, all in one consistent design.

Do you design bilingual Chanukah materials?

Yes. We regularly produce materials in English and Hebrew, and in English and Spanish for Latin American communities.

How many revisions are included?

Two rounds of revisions are included in every project.

What files will we receive?

Print-ready PDFs for anything going to print, and PNG or JPG files sized for email, your website, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

Make this your brightest Chanukah yet

We've designed Chanukah campaigns for Chabad San Antonio (Texas), Chabad Palo Alto (California) and Chabad Lake Oswego (Oregon), among Chabad houses, synagogues, JCCs and Jewish day schools across the U.S. and Latin America, since 2009. Tell us what you're planning and we'll get back to you with ideas and a quote.

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