Take Snapshots of the Special Day

Regardless of the number of attendees or the theme a guest of honor chooses, don’t forget to hire a skilled person to be responsible for all Bar Mitzvah photography. The ceremonial celebration symbolizes that a boy is now responsible for all his religious and moral decisions. Therefore, for people of Jewish descent, this milestone is almost as important as a wedding day. Hire a person who has ample patience and expertise and can set up the perfect shots, whether the guest of honor is alone or with family members or friends.

Some photographs may incorporate memorable Bar Mitzvah themes to become treasured keepsakes that families enjoy for generations. That’s why it’s so important to find a photographer who ideally understands this rich tradition of the Jewish faith and knows the techniques necessary for getting beautiful shots without being intrusive.

Choose a Fun Theme

Although these Jewish celebrations happen when young people become adults within the confines of their religious beliefs, there are still many opportunities to pick a lighthearted theme for the festivities. Some Bat Mitzvah themes make people feel like they’ve stepped back in the past, complete with retro decorations. Others might call warmer climates and island getaways to mind, particularly if you pick a Luau theme.

Our experts at Echelon Experience Inc know that coming up with Bat Mitzvah party ideas isn’t easy and it can sometimes be a little stressful. The theme you go with ultimately might dictate the way your Bat Mitzvah invitations look, the kinds of foods you serve, and even the amount of money in your budget. Fortunately, our venue offers the chance to make your vision come to life in a dedicated and spacious venue with areas for decorating, catering, and entertainment.

Build Your Guest List

Perhaps you’ll invite people solely from where you live or guests from other parts of the country and state, too. No matter how many attendees you invite, it’s important to think about how many individuals can comfortably be part of the festivities. Although it’s necessary to include family members, friends are also usually welcome additions to a Bat or Bar Mitzvah day.