Sukkot Photo Frames

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Sukkot Photo Frames is an excellent way for you to upload and create fun images during the festive holidays period! Firstly, select a free photo frame to surround your photo, just like making a picture collage. Add in fun pictures of palm leaves or lemons for amazing photo effects! If love to take photographs at photo booths and touch up your picture with special effects or fireworks, this app is for you.

Sukkot Photo Frames – What’s Inside

* Many picture frames for you to use

* Upload you own photo in a photo frame

* Use the photo editing function to add funny or interesting pictures (willows, lemons and more)

Sukkot is also called the Feast of Tabernacles or Feast of Ingathering. It is a Jewish festival with dual meaning, one an agricultural harvest festival, and the other a religious significance. The word Sukkot is derived from the sukkah, a booth or tabernacle surrounded by palm leaves or greenery. For each day of this festival, there is a waving ceremony where four plant species, the etrog (citron), lulav (date palm frond), hadass (myrtle) and aravah (willow) are waved. The date of Sukkot is on 15 Tishrei up to 21 Tishrei.

Download and use this picture editor app if…

If you like to take pictures and edit your images with special effects, you should get this app. There are many photo frames and pictures for you to explore!

Sukkot Photo Frames App Guide

Using the photo frames and photo editor functions is not difficult. First, use the photo frames to take a picture. Then tap on “Fun Pictures” when you want to add a fun image to the photo you’ve already taken. Open the file from your smartphone’s folder and select “Mask Effect”. Swipe right to scroll through all the unique pictures. Choose an image then edit the size and angle. After this, save the images to your gallery and share it with your friends. Enjoy your artwork from the Sukkot Photo Frames app!

Sukkot Photo Frames is a fun photo frames app that will help you commemorate the festival with friends and family. You don’t have to be a pro or own a DSLR camera. Happy Holiday!