Dual Holiday-Inspired Cards

A Redditor Combines Christmas and Hanukkah in a Custom Made Card

The Christmas holiday is right around the corner, but for a number of people who don't celebrate Christmas and instead celebrate Hanukkah, Redditor 'byfuryattheheart' has managed to come up with an extremely adorable and humorous way to combine the two together in a Christmas and Hanukkah-inspired card to celebrate the holidays. His creation is the product of the different holiday celebrations he and his girlfriend enjoy; she celebrates Hanukkah and he celebrates Christmas.

The holiday card shows the Redditor on the left featuring festive, traditional Christmas decorations and his girlfriend on the right, with traditional Hanukkah decorations. The card manages to combine the two distinct styles of celebration into one.

"The gf and I both work in the photo world and met studying photojournalism. [...] One of the perks of working there is studio time and access to some great photo gear." Says the Redditor of the experience.
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