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Sukkot wishes and Chag Sameach messages for the Feast of Tabernacles: warm words for family, friends and colleagues in English and Hebrew.

100 wishes · 2 languages · Updated October 2026

Sukkot wishes for friends (11)

  • Chag Sameach, my friend. May your sukkah be cosy and your table full.

  • Happy Sukkot. Wishing you a week of joy, harvest and good company.

  • Come over for dinner in the sukkah. Bring a sweater and an appetite.

  • Happy Sukkot. May the season of our joy bring you plenty of it.

  • May you feel at home wherever you are this festival.

  • Wishing you a joyful Sukkot and a year of good harvests in everything you do.

  • Here is to dinners under the stars and friends who stay late. Chag Sameach.

  • May the rain hold off and the joy pour in. Happy Sukkot.

  • May your branches be green, your table long and your evenings warm. Happy Sukkot.

  • Thank you for having us in your sukkah. It was the best dinner of the season.

  • Chag Sameach. Wishing you a full harvest of good things this year.

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  • Sukkot wishes image: Stars through the branches.
  • Sukkot wishes image: To the cousins who build the sukkah every year without reading the instructions: Chag Sameach, and thank you.
  • Sukkot wishes image: חג סוכות שמח למשפחה היקרה שלי. שתהיה לנו סוכה מלאה אורחים ושמחה.
  • Sukkot wishes image: May the rain hold off and the joy pour in. Happy Sukkot.
  • Sukkot wishes image: As the sukkah reminds us of the desert journey, may you always know that you are protected.
  • Sukkot wishes image: Chag Sameach. Wishing you a joyful Sukkot with your family.
  • Sukkot wishes image: Can you see the stars through the roof of our sukkah tonight?
  • Sukkot wishes image: אמא, אבא, תודה על כל סוכה שבנינו יחד. חג שמח.
  • Sukkot wishes image: From our team to your family, a happy and peaceful Sukkot.
  • Sukkot wishes image: We wish our Jewish colleagues and friends a happy Sukkot.

About Sukkot

Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles or Booths, is a seven day Jewish festival that begins on the 15th of Tishrei, five days after Yom Kippur, in September or October. It recalls the forty years the Israelites lived in simple huts in the desert, and it is also a harvest festival.

Families build a sukkah, a small hut with a roof of branches through which the stars can be seen, and eat their meals in it, sometimes sleeping in it too. They decorate it with paper chains, fruit and children's drawings, and welcome guests.

Each day people wave the four species: a palm branch (lulav), myrtle, willow and a citron (etrog). The festival is called the season of our joy, and it ends with Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, when the yearly reading of the Torah is finished and begun again with dancing.

How people celebrate Sukkot

  • Building and decorating the sukkah
  • Meals and sleeping in the sukkah
  • Waving the lulav and etrog
  • Welcoming guests (ushpizin)
  • Harvest thanksgiving
  • Dancing with the Torah on Simchat Torah

How to wish well

  • Chag Sameach (happy holiday) or Chag Sukkot Sameach suit everyone. On the middle days, Moadim l'simcha is a traditional greeting.
  • An invitation to eat in your sukkah is one of the warmest Sukkot messages.
  • Send wishes before sunset on the first evening; many observant Jews do not use phones on the first days.

Questions about Sukkot

When is Sukkot 2027?

Sukkot 2027 begins at sunset on 15 October 2027 and runs from 16 to 22 October, followed by Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah.

What do you say on Sukkot?

Chag Sameach or Chag Sukkot Sameach, meaning happy holiday. On the middle days, Moadim l'simcha, times for joy.

What is a sukkah?

A temporary hut with a roof of branches or leaves, built for the festival. Families eat, rest and sometimes sleep in it for seven days.

What are the four species?

A palm branch (lulav), myrtle (hadass), willow (aravah) and citron (etrog), held together and waved in six directions each day of Sukkot.

How long is Sukkot?

Seven days, followed by Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, which are one day in Israel and two days outside it.

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