100+ Passover Greetings, Wishes & Quotes to Share with Loved Ones 

Celebrating the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt and their trip from slavery to freedom, Passover, also known as Pesach, is among the most significant Jewish festivals. Observed for eight days (seven in Israel), this holy period is steeped in symbolism, customs, and introspection. Whether you are hosting a Seder, going to one, or just contacting friends and family, a sincere Passover greeting can bring significance and warmth to the celebration. 

This guide is for you if you wonder what to say during Passover, whether “Do you say Happy Passover? ” is appropriate, or how to use Chag Sameach. Below you’ll find more than 100 different Passover greetings, quotes, wishes, and notes for all sorts of circumstances. 

How Do You Wish Happy Passover? 

It’s quite proper to say “Happy Passover” or ” Happy Pesach”. In Hebrew, the usual greetings are: 

• Chag Pesach Sameach 
• Chag Sameach – Happy Holiday 
• Pesach Sameach: “Joyous Passover” 

You may greet your loved ones using these words on cards, texts, social media, or in person.

General Happy Passover Wishes 

• Wishing you a joyful and significant Passover. 
• Happy Passover! May your Seder table overflow with love and laughter. 
• Happy Pesach Sameach to you and your family! 
• May this Passover bring happiness, health, and tranquility to your household. 
• Wishing you blessings, joy, and liberation this Passover. 
• Have a lovely Pesach full of customs and warmth. 
• Happy Pesach! May your road from bondage to freedom be pleasant and enlightening. 
• May your Passover be rich with meaning and family connection. 
• Happy Passover! Here’s to freedom, faith, and celebratory food. 
• This Pesach, I’m sending you blessings of renewal and hope. 

Inspirational Passover Quotes 

• Morris Joseph: “Passover affirms the great truth that liberty is the sacred right of every human being. ” 
• Rabbi Nachman of Breslov: “The exodus from Egypt happens in every human being, in every era, in every year, and every day. ” 
• “Passover is about freedom, rebirth, and optimism.”
• “Let all who are hungry come and eat. ” – The Haggadah 
• “This is the bread of suffering… let it remind us of those still in chains. ” 
• “Passover lets us relive rather than only recall events.”
• “Freedom is earned and celebrated; it is not handed down. ” 
• “Every soul’s yearning for freedom is told in the narrative of Exodus.”
• “May we all discover our own promised land this year. ” 
• “Every Seder table brings us closer to freedom, family, and peace.”

Thankful Religious and Spiritual Passover Greetings 

• This Passover, may your home be filled with faith, freedom, and joy. 
• Break free from weights inspired by the spirit of Pesach. 
• As you greet new ones today, recall the wonders of the past. 
• May Hashem bless your family with peace and prosperity this Pesach. 
• Wishing you a Passover rich in divine love and blessings. 
• May the light of Passover guide you toward hope and faith. 
• Chag Pesach Sameach! May your soul be nourished with gratitude. 
• This holiday, may your prayers be heard and your heart be full. 
• Hope Pesach finds you kosher and happy. 
• This Passover, may you be free in spirit, intellect, and heart. 

Messages for Seder Night 

• May your Seder night be one of unity, storytelling, and comedy. 
• Here’s to four glasses of wine and a thousand thanks! 
• May your matzo be crisp and your charoset sweet! 
• Relish the Seder’s sweet and bitter; both reflect our tale. 
• As you dip parsley tonight, may your tears become hope. 
• Wishing you a night of renewal, celebration, and contemplation. 

Short & Sweet Passover Messages 

• Happy Pesach to you and your loved ones! 
• Wishing you Passover peace and joy. 
• May your memories be sweet and your matzah fresh! 
• Seder time is time for families; savor every minute. 
• To all celebrating, Pesach Sameach! 

Passover Notes for Youngsters 

• Little one, happy Passover! May your celebration be rich in tales and sweets. 
• Have fun searching for matzo and recall the miracles! 
• Happy Pesach! You can eat all the macarons you want. 
• May the Four Questions bring you answers, chuckles, and love. 
• Passover has enchantment just like you do. 
• Happy Passover! Finding the afikoman is yours as you are the youngest! 
• Elijah’s cup should fill your heart. 
• Being nice and open are the best presents of all. 
• Enjoy your family Seder! 

Messages for Cards or Social Media 

• Let the liberation of the past motivate your future. 
• Chag Sameach to all celebrating! Wishing you freedom and joy. 
• From our table to yours, Passover blessings. 
• Happy Pesach! Let my people feast! 
• Celebrate today, remember the past, hope for tomorrow. 
• Cheers to liberty, family, and four glasses of wine! 
• Happy Passover; may you face every ocean boldly! 
• Eight days of joy, custom, and transformation 
• Pesach Sameach! Here’s to fresh starts. 

Greetings For Friends 

• Thinking of you this Pesach and extending warm holiday greetings. 
• May your Passover be bright, blessed, and beautiful. 
• Thank you for your friendship this Passover season. 
• Sharing happy memories and joy with you this holiday. 
• Here’s to wonderful friends and excellent Seder plates! 
• Happy Pesach from my family to yours! 
• May your soul be filled with freedom’s spirit. 
• Have delight in every gift Passover has to offer! 

Passover Wishes for Professionals (Work/Colleagues) 

• Wishing your loved ones a joyful and reflective Passover. 
• May this Pesach season bring peace and prosperity to your home. 
• Happy Passover! Hope your celebration is significant and unforgettable. 
• Chag Sameach! This season is calling for your joy and rebirth. 
• Happy Passover from our team to yours! 
• May your Passover be full of great company, delicious cuisine, and thankful memories. 
• This Passover, I wish you strength, independence, and clarity. 
• Best wishes for a bright and blessed Pesach. 
• This holiday may restore your vitality and spark new ideas. 

Deep & Thoughtful Messages 

• Passover teaches us that the path to freedom is worthwhile. 
• Every crumb of matzah tells a story of resilience and fortitude. 
• Though the world seems burdensome, may your spirit be free. 
• The harsh herbs encourage us to develop even in adversity. 
• Celebrate your inner Exodus and liberate yourself from whatever binds you. 
• Freedom is a practice, not only a present. 
• May the afflictions of the past facilitate the healing of the present. 
• Passover serves as a reminder of what counts in a society.
• Let’s create a future based on memories of our deliverance. 
• May you discover purpose as well as peace this Passover. 

Funny and Lighthearted Greetings 

• Happy Passover! We should get our matzah on! 
• Just four more questions: When’s dinner? 
• Wishing you a Passover free of plagues and full of matzah! 
• Here’s to another week free of chametz! 
• May your wine glass never be empty (until Elijah arrives). 
• Happy Pesach: carbs are overrated! 
• Ten plagues, one brisket, no regrets: Remember. 
• Seder squad, come together! It is go time! 
• Eat, rest, repeat; Happy Passover! 
• Let’s play four questions: Can I get another plate?

Concluding Thoughts 

Passover is a timeless reminder of resiliency, hope, and the ultimate worth of freedom, not only a historical memorial. Your message, whether a conventional “Chag Sameach,” a sincere “Happy Passover,” or a modern twist, will inspire someone. It will also help them to form a closer bond with this holy day. Select the words that resonate most; feel free to customize your Passover greeting. Above all else, it’s a period of introspection, rebirth, and connectivity.