Wizarding High Holy Day Headcanons

jewish-harrypotter:

Days off for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur and leaving sections of the tables empty for those fasting to be able to chill away from temptation but still with friends in the common social environment. – @racheltheclumsy

Giving the Jewish students the day off on Yom Kippur bc like how the frick are you supposed to function come on (that should apply to every school not just magical ones let’s be honest here) – @weirdest-al

Hermione, however, was not concerned. At Hogwarts she was different, and that was okay. There were times when she felt lost, but never from her culture, from her faith. She fasted for Yom Kippur and feasted on honey  and apples on Rosh Hashanah. – @voldemortgavemethetalk

Tina hates it when she has to be out of town for work on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Partly because she doesn’t like having to work on the High Holy Days, but if she’s honest? It’s mostly because she misses Queenie’s honey cake (and if she’s really honest? It’s because she misses Queenie). – @nifflersgelt

Queenie’s apple strudel recipe is a special one she usually makes just for Rosh Hashanah. That she made it for Jacob shows how special he already was to her even though they’d just met. – @nifflersgelt

Feel free to add your own!