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Kiddush Invitation Wording Guide

A kiddush is a Shabbos celebration often held in shul to mark a simcha — a baby girl's naming, a bar mitzvah, an aufruf, or any joyous occasion. Browse and customize beautiful kiddush invitation designs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a kiddush invitation?

A kiddush invitation announces a Shabbos kiddush celebration, often held in shul after davening. Kiddushim are sponsored for many simchas including a baby naming, bar mitzvah, aufruf, or any occasion worth celebrating with the community.

What should a kiddush invitation include?

A kiddush invitation includes the sponsor's name, the reason for the kiddush (e.g., in honor of a new baby, bar mitzvah), the shul name and address, the Shabbos date, and the time. Some note whether it is a kiddush or a kiddush lunch.

What to Include on Your Kiddush Invitation

  • Names of the hosts or honorees
  • Hebrew and English date
  • Time and location
  • Type of event or celebration

Common Spellings

This event is also commonly spelled: kiddush, kidush, kiddish, kiddoush. In Hebrew: קידוש، קידושא רבא، קידוש הזמנה.

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