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Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) is a time of both celebration and remembrance in the Jewish community; what better time to enjoy a full round of party music that will help partygoers remember and reflect, while at the same time anticipating the year to come.
The ultimate Rosh Hashanah playlist would feature timeless classics of the Jewish faith that include:
Shana Tova (the traditional New Year song)
The Shofar Song by Cantor Lisa Doob
Tapuchim U'dvash by Rachel Buchman
Bashanah Haba’ah (Next Year)
Aside from classic songs, any Rosh Hashanah party also will include a number of theme-related party supplies. These could include miniature Dreidels and Stars of David, both to decorate the party table and to take home as party favors. An assortment of napkins, plates, goblets, table coverings, etc., could come in hues of blue and silver, and perhaps be emblazoned with pictures of the Star of David. Guests might wear decorative Yarmulkes or Mazel Tov stove top hats; in addition, some cute and celebratory Mazel Tov might hang from the ceiling or adorn the party table.
Through music, party supplies, and some good ol’fashioned elements of laughter and conversation, a party host can stage a winning Rosh Hashanah party that will make guests say, “Mazel Tov!”
Quick tip: Planning ahead is key to being prepared for any event as the hostess of the day. As you plan a menu for a celebration remember, there may be vegetarians and vegans on the guest list so plan accordingly. A blank wall is a canvas waiting to be decorated with your artistic related theme ideas.
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Handmade party goods and party supplies such as paper party streamers, banners and signs make Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) a very special time for Jewish families and their friends. Rosh Hashanah is a very joyous holiday for Jewish families and the addition of homemade party supplies and party goods such as homemade candles, homemade dreidels, handmade Menorahs, balloon bouquets and handmade gift baskets add a lot to the celebration. Research states that Rosh Hashanah celebrates the Jewish New Year and during this time it is customary to eat fruit. Therefore, a homemade fruit bowl with a variety of fruit is the perfect centerpiece for this event for Jewish families. In addition to the homemade centerpiece, other homemade party supplies such as handmade tablecloths, handmade placemats and homemade napkins are very popular.
Homemade Rosh Hashanah candles and handmade party streamers make a traditional Rosh Hashanah celebration very special. In addition to these Rose Hashanah party supply items other homemade party supplies such as handmade tablecloths and placemats are made especially for Rosh Hashanah and become traditional family items. These handmade party supply items along with Rosh Hashanah gift baskets and candle baskets are easy to prepare for your Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) party.
In addition to these homemade party supplies, other party supplies such as Rosh Hashanah noise makers, glow sticks, tambourines, balloons and party banners are nice additions to your Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) celebration.
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In searching one will find more then one new year offering the chance to have a celebration, such as doing a Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) theme cake. To make any type of cake the right ingredients and party supplies will be needed. For this cake starting with the ingredients; 3 cups of all purpose flour, 4 eggs, 2 ˝ cups of white sugar, baking powder, salt, 3 apples, vegetable oil, orange juice, vanilla extract and ground cinnamon. Take the time to make the cake, following the directions. Need the directions well here they are; start by warming the oven to 350 degrees plus get a 10 inch tube pan ready. Now proceed to sprinkle sliced apples with 5 tablespoons of white sugar, the ground cinnamon and toss them together. Ready to move on to the next stage then, mix the following together; eggs, flour, sugar, salt, vegetable oil, baking powder vanilla extract and the orange juice. A good batter of this nature will have stiffness to it, meaning it is time to move on. Take the pan an add ˝ the batter so the apple mixture can be placed over it, then cover with the rest of the batter and bake.
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The Jewish New Year for people, animals, and legal contracts, Rosh Hashanah will begin at sunset on September 12th and ends at sunset at September 14th and a Rosh Hashanah Party will be held at that time. In today's world, it can be a struggle for modern Jewish families, which often includes blended families, to combine more modern traditions with religious rituals and inherent to the Jewish faith and long established celebrations rooted in the faith.
Many families, especially blended families have started traditions of their own by maintaining the traditions inherent to their faith while blending in elements of other traditions. For example, since Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, some families are blending elements of secular New Year's celebrations with religious tradition and rites, to create new, enduring traditions.
Consider combining the two by celebrating with a traditional dinner on the first day of Rosh Hashanah, and invite guests to celebrate the second day with party activities and a blend of traditional and non-traditional food and activities.
It is traditional to blow the shofar on Rosh Hashanah, but with children and those who might not be as familiar with Jewish custom and tradition, that can be difficult, so an effective substitute could be to give everyone noise makers, much like we do in our regular New Year's celebration and separate into groups of four or five. Each person starts blowing at the whistle, and it is easy to judge the winner, because the noise makers roll back up when the blowing stops. The winners get a prize.
Young and old alike can enjoy activities such as crown decorating. Purchase simple paper crowns, and allow everyone to embellish their own with glue, 'jewels' glitter pens, etc. Finally, everyone gets pen and paper and writes their wish for the coming year. The wish can be simple or complex. The wishes are put in envelopes, their names are written on the outside, they are sealed and put away to be read the next year. It can be so interesting to remember from year to year what was and is important to you. With a simple blending of tradition and modern, your Rosh Hashanah Party whether held in the evening or daytime, will combine the best of both worlds while allowing you to maintain the important customs of your faith.
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