Hanukkah banners: letter pennants, greeting banner, Chag Sameach

Printable Hanukkah banners to hang over a doorway, a table or a classroom wall for the eight nights. The sheets give pennant bunting with one letter of Happy Hanukkah on each flag, a long greeting banner, and a Chag Sameach banner with the Hebrew words for happy holiday. Pennant bunting, blue and gold, and clean minimal give the three looks.

• A doorway banner for the eight nights
• A classroom wall display
• A table banner at a Hanukkah meal
• A decoration for a community hall

Frequently asked questions

How is the bunting printed?

Each pennant is a separate triangle carrying one large letter of HAPPY HANUKKAH, with a punched hole in each top corner for the string.

What does the Hebrew banner say?

It reads Chag Sameach in English beside the Hebrew words for happy holiday. Check the lettering on your print before you hang it.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Pennant bunting uses blue, white and gold flags on a hung string. Blue and gold has glittering gold lettering and star confetti. Clean minimal is sky blue and white with one sans-serif.

Can I ask for a different look?

Yes. Type a direction such as in silver or with dreidels and the banner is made in that look. It is a request, not a promised result.

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