Rosh Hashana davening...

[good sam]

Hu? There is a chiyuv to wash and make a seuda. Even those who finish very late are making a (late quick) seuda of course.

Yes of course. I meant no formal seuda with the family.

[EliJelly]

Yes of course. I meant no formal seuda with the family.

Even that is doable and being done for the most part

[mevinyavin]

Last year we finished 11AM on the first day and 10:50 on the second. Don't know when we started (it was more like you started whenever you wanted so long as you chapped Borchu), but I know I didn't put on my tallis until right before (Sfard) Baruch Sheomar when misheyakir had just passed.

[mevinyavin]

First day: Kaddish at 5:06. Hineni at 8:35 after 5-minute break. Finished at 10:35.
Second day: Kaddish at 5:07. Lamenatzeach at 8:20 after a 10-minute break. Finished at 10:50.
This year we switched from Kahal then Chazan to sing-along in a few places, including Hayom Haras Olam and (where relevant) Areshes Sifoseinu, so we shaved a few minutes off that way. I implement the Rabbi Berkovits Shatz method: "Give the tzibbur all the time that they need - but when it is just you, fly!"

[Dan]

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
9:30am-1:45pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:05pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:50pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:00pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:40pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:00pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:50pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:15pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:45pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:20pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:50pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:00pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:50pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-1:45pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:43pm

Bais Dovid COVID-19 Masked Backyard Tent in Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:30pm
2nd day: 10am-1:20pm

Bais Dovid, Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:45pm
2nd day: 10am-1:30pm

Bais Dovid, Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:35pm
2nd day: 10am-1:30pm

Bais Dovid, Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:35pm
2nd day: 10am-1:45pm

[EliJelly]

Finished at 10:35.
 Finished at 10:50.

And regular seder with chavrusas afterwards?

[HowYaDoin]

Bais Dovid, Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:35pm
2nd day: 10am-1:45pm

your saying we shouldn't ask what happened 2016 and 2017

[Proisrael]

730-1030
750-hamelech
9-leining

[mevinyavin]

And regular seder with chavrusas afterwards?

Not exactly... Maybe for the tzibbur but not for me.
First day went: seuda, finished at chatzos (my 9YO said this massive twenty minute story and I didn't want to interrupt her on RH). Slept until 2:40 mincha, seuda shlishis after. Was in the Beis Midrash after that.
Second day, my wife went to tekios right as I came home, then we ate. Slept like a rock until maybe 3. Went to the Beis Midrash until mincha and then tashlich and then back to the Beis Midrash.

[Dan]

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
9:30am-1:45pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:05pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:50pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:00pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:40pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:00pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:50pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:15pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:45pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:20pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:50pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-2:00pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:50pm

Chabad of Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 9:30am-1:45pm
2nd day: 9:30am-1:43pm

Bais Dovid COVID-19 Masked Backyard Tent in Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:30pm
2nd day: 10am-1:20pm

Bais Dovid, Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:45pm
2nd day: 10am-1:30pm

Bais Dovid, Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:35pm
2nd day: 10am-1:30pm

Bais Dovid, Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:35pm
2nd day: 10am-1:45pm

Bais Dovid, Beachwood, OH.
1st day: 10am-1:50pm
2nd day: 10am-1:40pm

[Definitions2]

8-3:30

[mevinyavin]

Last year we finished 11AM on the first day and 10:50 on the second. Don't know when we started (it was more like you started whenever you wanted so long as you chapped Borchu), but I know I didn't put on my tallis until right before (Sfard) Baruch Sheomar when misheyakir had just passed.

First day: Kaddish at 5:06. Hineni at 8:35 after 5-minute break. Finished at 10:35.
Second day: Kaddish at 5:07. Lamenatzeach at 8:20 after a 10-minute break. Finished at 10:50.
This year we switched from Kahal then Chazan to sing-along in a few places, including Hayom Haras Olam and (where relevant) Areshes Sifoseinu, so we shaved a few minutes off that way. I implement the Rabbi Berkovits Shatz method: "Give the tzibbur all the time that they need - but when it is just you, fly!"

First day: Kaddish at 5:11. Lamenatzeach at 8:45. Finished 11:20.
Second day: Kaddish at 5:11. Lamenatzeach at 8:40. Finished 11:15.
Both Chazzanim for Shacharis took their time this year...

[chail]

First day: Kaddish at 5:11. Lamenatzeach at 8:45. Finished 11:20.
Second day: Kaddish at 5:11. Lamenatzeach at 8:40. Finished 11:15.
Both Chazzanim for Shacharis took their time this year...

kaddish before psukei dzimrah or after? if after thats a loooong shachris

[mevinyavin]

kaddish before psukei dzimrah or after? if after thats a loooong shachris

Before.
We start way before misheyakir, but people wander in whenever they want.