May 11th, 2016
If you have been trying to find the perfect way to show off your child’s personality the RSVP card may be the perfect way to do it!
With a little creativity, you can turn a great Bar Bat Mitzvah invite into the most talked about part of the event.
And just an FYI, according to Peggy Post, great-granddaughter of manners maven Emily, it is absolutely ok for you to reach out to people to request they send in their RSVP cards once the date has passed!
This vintage sports-themed reply card from Low Schmaltz turned each element of a classic event ticket into the RSVP info
Out of the Box NY included two RSVP cards for guests to choose from
From Dara Grunberg of Dear Friends, this Basketball themed RSVP scores big time
Rsvp-to-me created a Mad Lib inspired RSVP card with a sentence that required guests to fill-in the blank, “When the invitation arrived we (past tense verb) and (exclamation phrase!)”
Becca Goldberg of Suite Paperie offers a colorful splatter paint RSVP perfect for an art-themed Bar or Bat Mitzvah
TheCoolestGiveaways.com features a great lacrosse design that is the perfect way to celebrate your child’s Mitzvah and the sport
Little Black Dress Paperie created the perfect RSVP using the girl’s name and keeping with her “sweet” theme
Your guests can RSVP via text message with their mobile phone inspired response card which coordinates with their iMitzvah invitation suite from BarMitzvahCards.net
The Invitation Lady incorporated the Bar Mitzvah boy’s name into the RSVP
Elegantly Stated used the Bar Mitzvah boy’s initials for a very creative RSVP making it more personal
Paper Works and Events created a modern 2 color letterpress RSVP on 1 side, solid mat board on the other, and an orange foil stamped address on a blue envelope
On this glow-inspired RSVP from Alexandra Bisono, there is a space for a hand written note below each response
Did you have a great RSVP card for your child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah invitation? Please share it with us at: info@mitzvahmarket.com.
May 8th, 2016
The Shapiro family of Plainview, New York, celebrated son Stefen’s Bar Mitzvah over two days. On Saturday, February 6, 2016, his service was held at Temple Shalom in Woodbury, New York, followed by a luncheon at Cirella’s Restaurant in Melville, New York. Then on Sunday, February 7, 2016, there was an afternoon celebration at the Omni Diner in Uniondale, New York.
Stefen is an avid football fan and it was no coincidence that his Sunday celebration fell on Super Bowl Sunday! The party ended by 4:00pm, just in time for guests to enjoy the the second most important event of the day.
Pictured L-R: Sister Jaidyn, Mom Heather, Bar Mitzvah boy Stefen and Dad Scott.
The photographer was Howard Gorchov and the rest of the vendor information is listed a the end of the spotlight.
Mitzvah Invitation
The family worked with Ellen Futterman of Proper Notice on the custom invitation.
Along with the monogrammed football, guests received an invitation to the service and a game ticket featuring party information
Super Bowl Style
The attire was “Jerseys, Jeans and Jewels.” Incorporating their love of the Dallas Cowboys, Bar Mitzvah boy Stefen wore a Dallas “13” Jersey. Dad Scott wore a Troy Aikman throwback jersey, Mom Heather redesigned a Dallas Cowboys jersey with spaghetti straps and bling around the collar and Sister Jaidyn had her Dallas Cowboys’ jersey custom designed into a one shoulder dress.
Mitzvah Decor
Simon Elliot Events created the logo, over-sized photos and graphic displays.
Guests entered The Omni Dinner and saw SJS Stadium signage
Football Fashion: Stefen sported a custom name and number “Throwback” Jersey Dallas Cowboy Jersey for the cocktail hour, and then changed into a current Dallas Cowboy jersey with the number 13. Both jerseys were worn with Lucky Brand Jeans, and Nike Lebron “What if” Dallas Cowboy sneakers
Custom pillows with the logo
Geo Events created the centerpieces
Stefen's party logo became a giant decal on the dance floor
Mitzvah Music and Extra Entertainment
The music was provided by Geo Events with MC Nore. Simon Elliot Events provided interactive entertainment and the sign-in board which doubled as a box pool to create Stefen’s Super Bowl Sunday. During the party, MC Nore pulled random numbers at different intervals at the party based on the sign-in board. They created their own winning combinations.
The Geo dancers, in custom football jerseys, escorted the star player
MC Nore and the team of GEO Events kept all the guests having fun on the dance floor
Everyone loved the confetti storm
An amazing sign-in board by Simon Elliot Events that also served as a box pool for the Super Bowl game
The winners were announced during the party. They won Kindle Fires and NFL jerseys
Guests checked out the prizes available for the box pool
Guests checking out the designs available for the Power Banks by Simon Elliot Events
Football Frenzy from Simon Elliot Events was a big hit
Guests enjoyed the Selfie Booth. What a great picture of Stefen!
Cake and Candle Lighting
Stefen's cake was baked by Francesca's bakery
Stefen surrounded by all his friends
Mitzvah Favors and Exit Treats
Hyman and Harry created the custom logo'd footballs, sweatshirts, T-shirts, beanies and bucket hats for the Shapiro's guests
What's Your Flavor supplied the custom to-go boxes which included: water, custom popcorn, potato chips and pretzels
What's Your Flavor also created custom candy tins with Stefen's logo and football pictures
It was a big hit!
The Fatheads, used for decor and for Step N Repeat photos, were given to Stefen's friends at the end of the night!
Mitzvah Project
We featured Stefen and friend Mikey Espinosa’s joint Mitzvah Project a few months ago. Since both are video game and football fanatics, they organized a flag football event last October 18, 2015, in Plainview, New York. The clever name of their project was the M.E.S.S.(for the boys’ initials) Flag Football Warrior Bowl. The organizations that benefited from their project are: Wounded Warriors, Rangers Lead the Way; and Building Homes for Heroes.
Pictured L-R: Stefen Shapiro and Mikey Espinosa
Mom to Mom Advice from Heather
“Have fun with the party! Let the experts you are hiring guide you…they know what works best. Stay organized and stress free – this should be an exciting and fun!”
Vendor Directory
The following vendors helped to make Stefen’s Bar Mitzvah special. If you give any of them a call, let them know you read about their services on MitzvahMarket.com
Venue/Caterer/Party Security: Chistoper Leo, Carlyle at the Omni, 516-227-2600
Party Planner/Signage/Sign-In/Graphics/Entertainment: Simon Elliot Events 516-586-6822
Music Entertainment/MC/Centerpieces: GEO Events, MC Nore, 212-572-8323
Photographer/Videographer: Howard Gorchov, 917-653-5044
Invitation: Ellen Futterman, Proper Notice, 516-621-9523
Favors/Pillows: Hyman and Harry, 516-433-1340
Candy/Mitzvah Exit Boxes and Snacks: Kim Khazzam, What’s Your Flavor, 516-659-7567
Cake: Francesco’s Bakery, 516-931-6821
Stefen’s jersey/Dad Scott’s Jersey: Purchased at AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
Mom Heather/Sister Jaidyn: NFL Shop.com, Executed and blinged by Robin at Designs On You, 631-473-6363
Makeup: Vanessa Soda, All Dolled Up, 516-776-2947
Hair: ID Salon, 516-692-6400
May 8th, 2016
Who better to find the latest and greatest for all things Bar Bat Mitzvahs than our own Mitzvah Moms!
Wait till you see what this Mitzvah Mom and her sister created for Ellie’s Bat Mitzvah.
“My sister Donna and I have been creating centerpieces and decorations for family events for years,” Susan Golden tells Mitzvah Market. My sister has a degree in fashion design and I just love to craft and create things. We wanted to do something a little ‘out of the box’ for my daughter’s Bat Mitzvah. I knew it would be easier (and a lot less pressure on myself) to hand it over to a party decorator but I am a stickler for details and I knew my sister and I were up for the challenge. We decided on the theme “Everything Ellie,” and decorated mannequins in couture representing all of her favorite things.”
It took Susan and her sister four months to create these centerpieces and now that the party is over, they thought someone else might be able to use these works of art. It’s easy to switch out photos and initials for another Bat Mitzvah girl. If you are interested in buying any of the below or would like more to be made, just email Susan at goldensusane@verizon.net.
This wired mannequin, covered in rhinestones and fake flowers, was displayed next to the place card table
Custom Bat Mitzvah Centerpieces
The baking mannequin features a chef’s hat with a rhinestone "E." The apron dress is made of cupcake liners and rhinestones. The belt is made of spatulas and the skirt is made of paper napkins with the Cake Wars Logo rhinestoned and attached to them. The necklace is made of measuring spoons
The selfie mannequin is a dress featuring selfies of Ellie
The french mannequin is decopauged in french magazines. The bustier is leather with purple ribbons that tie up the back. It is edged in Eiffel Towers. She has a pink flower and a pearl necklace with glittered perfume bottle chip boards. Her skirt is a feathered boa
The emoji mannequin has decopauged face emojis in the shape of a top. The glittery tulle skirt has various rhinestoned emojis. Her belt buckle is a sample rhinestoned iphone and her necklace reads "LOL"
This art mannequin has a top made of paintbrushes, paint tubes, and crayons. The skirt is comprised of paint sample chips
The music mannequin is decopauged in sheet music. She has a large glittered g-clef necklace and rhinestone headphones. Her skirt is also made up of rolled sheet music, sheer ribbon, and gold sparkled trumpets
Centerpieces By Bat Mitzvah Girl Ellie
Bat Mitzvah girl Ellie is also very talented and she created the candy mannequins below. They are made of styrofoam and covered in candy couture with tulle skirts. They are 15 inches in height and were used on the kids’ tables on top of white cake plates.
This one was created with individual slices of gum, glitter covered sour worms, a candy necklace and a glittered covered gummy
This centerpiece is made up of Starbursts and Nerds. The flower on the top is also molded from Starbursts
This green skirted creation was made using Nerds, gumballs, Twizzlers, and Sweet Tarts
Crushed Jolly Ranchers and Twizzlers were used to create the top of this hot pink tulle skirt
All of the themed mannequins can be adjusted in height. The can be anywhere from 52 inches to 64 inches. Each mannequin stand is glittered in either black or white.
Again, if you are interested in buying any of these centerpieces or would like more to be made, just email Susan at goldensusane@verizon.net.
See more Mom Finds here.
May 4th, 2016
Jodi Raphael Events from Newton, Massachusetts, designed and planned all of the events for a Bat Mitzvah girl who wanted her celebration to be in her backyard. It was both playful and sophisticated and the perfect place to entertain guests. The Bat Mitzvah girl is a fun-loving young woman who likes color, pattern and roller coasters! The gorgeous linens were chosen with her favorite colors in mind.
The photography was done by Person + Killian Photography.
Family and friends gathered in a draped section of the tent that held the beautiful, traditional service
After the service, guests enjoyed the cocktail hour outside
High top tables with beautiful yellow linens decorated the pool patio
Inside the tent there were lots of fresh and fun elements, such as the white dance floor with the Bat Mitzvah girl's monogram in bold colors
The color palette of turquoise and lime green reflected in the chic linens and floral arrangements, was chosen with the Bat Mitzvah girl's love of color in mind
Each guest had a lime green custom menu and each napkin was placed in an acrylic napkin holder
The modern curved bar featured a neon green "soda" sign
The Bat Mitzvah girl loves roller-coasters, so there was a virtual ride available for guests
Air-brushed Mitzvah favors given to young guests at the end of the evening
A beautiful glow from inside the tents and the outside sky
Watch this backyard transform into a great party space right before your eyes!
We thank Jodi Raphael for sharing this beautiful backyard Bat Mitzvah with our readers.
Decor, Design and Coordination: Jodi Raphael Events, Photography: Person+Killian Photography; Music Entertainment: Northern Lights Entertainment; Linens: Table Toppers of Newton, Party Rentals: Creative Event Services, Inc., Be Our Guest, Inc., and Tommy Wholesale Products.
May 1st, 2016
One of the small details that comes up as your child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah date approaches is the bathroom basket filled with amenities. It’s one of those optional items that isn’t absolutely necessary, but many put together at the last minute.
Some venues and/or decor vendors will take care of this for you. BUT…if you want to DIY, we created a list that will get you started. Usually it’s the ladies room that has a basket, but just in case, we have listed items for the men’s room too!
Our list has some suggested items — you can add or delete as you see fit:
Ladies Lounge Toiletry Baskets:
Anti Frizz Lotion * Tampons & Panty Shields * Sewing Kit * Clear Nail Polish * Eye Drops * Static Guard * Spray Deodorant * Hand/Body Lotion * Dental Floss * Mints/Gum * Emery Boards * Hair Comb & Small Brush * Bobby Pins * Safety Pins * Band-Aids
Men’s Lounge Toiletry Boxes:
Hand Lotion * After Shave Lotion * Emery Boards * Combs & Brushes * Mints * Spray Deodorant * Band-Aids * Eye Drops * Hair Gel/Spray * Lint Brush * Dental Floss * Gum/Mints
Bathroom Baskets From A Few Of Our Mitzvah Family Spotlight Stories
The cheerful bathroom basket filled with all the necessities and a cute note that read:
Fix your hem or tie up your hair, freshen your breath or mend a tear.
This basket holds the kitchen sink
and much more…
Feel free to use what you need & head back to the dance floor! From a
Candy Themed Celebration
If you have Bar Bat Mitzvah tips for our readers, we’d love to hear them. Contact us at info@mitzvahmarket.com. Thank you!
April 20th, 2016
So many aspects of a Bar Bat Mitzvah celebration can be branded to the theme. Why not turn your table numbers or names into part of your Bar or Bat Mitzvah decor?
We’ve rounded up some inspiration for unique table numbers that will make your guests excited to find their seats!
From
The Event Of A Lifetime, Inc., Melisa Imberman created table names based on a different candy. These actual candies were in cello bags at the place card table. Each guest matched their bag of candy to the table name to find their seats
Enjou Chocolat, can create delicious table numbers from dark or milk chocolate
In honor of the family’s love of BBQ,
Alessi & Co, branded this elegant celebration a “BAT BQ”, creating table bundles that featured the table number, custom-labeled salsa jars and illuminated, flame-designed paper flumes
At the
Hard Rock Cafe tables were identified by Saturday Night Live skits/segments instead of numbers. Photo credit: Lori Berkowitz
Tower Productions used Gaby’s fabulous invitation as inspiration for these creative table numbers
These Clock Table Numbers are a collaborative creation by The Word Play Brand and event designer Anya Bitansky of Celebrations by Anchisha.
Did your child’s celebration have a creative table number or name? Let us know at info@mitzvahmarket.com.
April 20th, 2016
With nearly 300 Mitzvah Family Spotlight stories since 2008, and new features each week, we know it’s hard to remember everything these creative families have done to celebrate their child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah milestone event.
Many families get creative with their Bar and Bat Mitzvah details. We love showcasing creative fashion, entrances, themes, cakes, invitations and place cards.
Many families are using their child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah logo on elements throughout their party in addition to the favor.
Here’s a round-up of some of the fun logos that have been featured and a link back to the entire spotlight story!
Enjoy….
Bar Mitzvah logo ideas
The "A" logo for Bar Mitzvah boy Aidan's Cinco de Mayo theme was all lit up along with some fun photo props like paper margaritas, maracas and mustaches. Read more about this celebration
here
At Spencer's celebration, guests saw the grace and poise of the Bar Mitzvah boy reflected in all of his wonderful characteristics in the theme, A Night of Champions. Read more about this celebration
here
This T-shirt logo which translates to "Life is Good" was used for a trip to Israel for the Breitowich family. Read more about this celebration
here
Gotham T-shirts created a cool logo on a destroyed black vintage t-shirt for a rock themed mitzvah. Read more about this celebration
here
The inspiration for this logo was the original
Air Jordan silhouette - the splatter paint gave it an updated, urban feel
A Promos USA created this cool logo for Evan Wabnik's Bar Mitzvah sweatshirts. Read more about this celebration
here
For their Bar Mitzvah celebration held at a sleepaway camp, the Abes family hired FabuDesigns.com to create this camp logo used on various elements throughout their celebration. Read more about this celebration
here
This fun bar mitzvah party was held at an awesome water park! Read more about this celebration
here
Top Elements created this logo used on the various favors given out to the young guests for this basketball themed Bar Mitzvah. Read more about this celebration
here
The Lantzman family came up with this creative logo that highlighted son Zane's favorite sports team, the Green Bay Packers. Read more about this celebration
here
Mom Beth helped to create this awesome logo for Max's Bar Mitzvah that was displayed all over the celebration. Read more about it
here
Bat Mitzvah logos ideas
The Bat Mitzvah girl's full name, Gabrielle Rose, was the inspiration for this rose logo by
FabuDesigns.com.
Read more about this celebration
here
This logo was perfect for a Hollywood themed celebration. Read more about this celebration
here
The theme, “Peace, Love and Cupcakes,” came about three years earlier when Haley saw it on a sign in a cupcake store. At that moment Haley declared that would be her Bat Mitzvah theme. Read more about this celebration
here
This family re-created a summer day with a Boardwalk-inspired theme for Brooke’s Bat Mitzvah. Read more about this celebration
here
For Melissa, this was the perfect logo since she is a girl “on the go,” with sports, school and friends. Read more about this celebration
here
Event planner Michelle Farber from M Studio Events designed the logo for the Weinberg Bat Mitzvah based on Instagram. See more from this celebration
here
This logo was created by Party Excellence and featured Emily’s favorite items: a paw print, a cupcake, and a moose. Read more about this celebration
here
Sydney’s logo was even used on the water bottles! Read more about this celebration
here
Do Me A Favor created beautiful logo now hanging in the Bat Mitzvah girl’s bedroom. To read more about this celebration click
here
Emily’s bright colors and creative logo, created by FabuDesigns.com were used everywhere throughout this Bat Mitzvah party. Read more about this celebration
here
Dream Big with Andie was the logo for this celebration
Mom and Dad designed this macebook logo for their daughter’s Facebook inspired celebration. Read more about it
here
Sarah Merians Photography & Video created this logo for Emily’s celebration where the theme combined her middle name Rose, and her love of baking and purple. Read more about this celebration
here
Balloon Artistry helped to create Alyssa's logo, based on her favorite dessert, Dippin' Dots. Read more about this celebration
here
Abby looking fABBYlous in front of her logo
B’nai Mitzvah logo ideas
Jaden loves Broadway and theater and Jonah loves music. They decided on a logo based on a Broadway show that was about music: Rock Of Ages, a logo they all loved. Read more about this celebration
here
Jesse and Emma had a graphic designer create a cool Van Halen-inspired logo based on Dad Michael’s original sketch and idea. Read more about this celebration
here
Hallie and Jared celebrated "The Best Day Ever" with this simple and creative logo. Read more about this b'nai mitzvah celebration
here
The Caress twins had many different logos that decorated the entire room. Check out all of their cool logos
here
Did you have a creative logo for your child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah celebration? Let us know at info@mitzvahmarket.com.
April 17th, 2016
SPACE is a revolutionary and renowned Bar Bat Mitzvah venue that offers a unique experience catering to guests of all ages.
For almost a decade, SPACE has provided a solution to alleviate all of the stress and anxiety associated with planning a Bar Bat Mitzvah celebration. Everything from the venue, the menu, the decor, and the staff is in-house offering a private event space that is conducive for both children and adults.
They offer high-tech entertainment, the largest video game selection, a laser tag arena, and exclusive paint-less paintball and bowling alley combining entertainment for all ages with the elegance of a country club, and the ambiance of a nightclub.
No matter how many Bar Bat Mitzvah celebrations you attend at SPACE, it will look completely different each time.
What makes the event execution different at SPACE?
“Every weekend we have 3-4 Bar and Bat Mitzvahs and they’re all different! We custom make centerpieces for each party…we don’t rent anything, instead we build it. I personally buy all the fabric and make custom linens and overlays as well as go to the flower market and make floral arrangements!” She adds, “What sets us apart is that we truly have a turnkey party for you and it’s customized along with the timeline, floor plan, decor and menu!” ~ Elvira, Owner
Take a look at the variety of Bar Bat Mitzvah themes:
BAT MITZVAH WITH A ROSE THEME:
BAR MITZVAH WITH A SKI THEME:
BAT MITZVAH WITH A BEACH THEME:
BAR MITZVAH WITH A ROYAL THEME:
A BAT MITZVAH THAT IS PRETTY IN PINK:
BAR MITZVAH WITH A SOCCER THEME:
BAT MITZVAH WITH A CUPCAKE THEME:
INCREDIBLE FOOD:
To learn more about SPACE, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
April 17th, 2016
The Garmise family of Port Washington, New York, celebrated daughter Hannah’s Bat Mitzvah on November 21, 2015, with a service at Temple Sinai in Roslyn, New York, and a party that evening at the Village Club of Lake Success in Great Neck, New York.
Mom Jessica is the founder of Out Of The Box Creations, a Long-Island based event decor company that specializes in unique and creative events. Jessica explains how Hannah’s celebration presented her with a unique creative challenge. “Hannah is very sporty but also has a girlie side, so we went into the event trying to find a way to tie those two parts of her together.” She adds, “Hannah loved chevron from the start so we played up that design in the invitation and all over the party (her girlie side). But we also weaved in her love of sports through her logo, the favors and giveaways.”
Pictured above: (L-R) Dad Jason, Sister Eliza, Bat Mitzvah girl Hannah and Mom Jessica.
Chad David Kraus Photography was the photographer and the rest of the vendor information is listed at the end of the spotlight.
Invitation & Service
The chevron design in navy, hot pink and silver were designed by Mom Jessica and printed by Love Laura Gifts
Hannah's service was held at Temple Sinai in Roslyn, New York. The kippah box, in the chevron pattern, with Hannah's monogram was created by Sweet Grace Art
Style
Hannah’s navy gown from It’s Simply For You.
Window size versions of Hannah’s chevron pattern and monogram were on display in the windows of the venue
Special Touches
Out Of The Box created a puzzle place card display. Guests found their name and pulled their puzzle piece
Underneath there was a photo of Hannah
Custom pillows in hot pink, navy and silver
Custom menu cards with grey napkins
Even the special drink signage featured the chevron pattern with Hannah's monogram
Large blow-ups of Hannah were placed around the room from a pre-party shoot
The life size Instagram booth
Hannah with her friends
The cake was created by The Village Club and the candles were blinged out by Out Of The Box
Music Entertainment
The music entertainment was provided by Geo Events with Kenny as the MC.
The dance floor was crowded all night
Hannah up in the chair for the horah
Hannah and her friends enjoying
Montage
Mom Jessica created the montage herself. The theme was “Who is Hannah?” She used a Website called Fiverr.com to purchase a bunch of animated videos (for $5 each) including an opening video where “Who is Hannah?” is typed into the google search screen.
Party Favors/Mitzvah Exit Treats
Favors included T-shirts and socks created by Party Favors By Robin
The Garmise family gave young guests sweatshirt favors in these cute boxes. Read more about this celebration
here
Guests received milk & cookies as they left Hannah's celebration
They were given out in "Midnight snack" bags
Bat Mitzvah Highlight Reel
Watch this 90 second highlight reel of Hannah’s Bat Mitzvah which was put together by Chad David Kraus Photography.
Watch here
Mitzvah Project
A week after Hannah’s Bat Mitzvah, on Thanksgiving morning 2015, Hannah and her best friend Rachel Gatz participated in the Garden City Turkey Trot. As their joint Mitzvah Project, the girls decided to raise money to support breast cancer research by running the 5-mile race. The response from their friends and family was amazing. The girls raised over $4,000 to donate to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Everyone making a donation was allowed to indicate a person that they would like Hannah and Rachel to run in honor or memory of and all of those people were printed on the back of their shirts. It was a wonderful project for an even more wonderful cause.
Rachel and Hannah
The back of their shirts
Mom To Mom Advice
Some advice from Mom Jessica:
“My best advice: Stay organized! There are so many moving parts to planning a Bar or Bat Mitzvah and the last few weeks can be downright nutty! Pick vendors that you trust to help keep you on the right track and that will work well with each other to make your day go as smooth as possible.”
Vendor Directory
The following vendors helped to make Hannah’s Bat Mitzvah special. If you give any of them a call, let them know you read about their services on MitzvahMarket.com.
Venue: Village Club of Lake Success
Music Entertainment: MC Jason, GEO Events
Invitations: Printed by LoveLauraGifts.com
Party Photographer: Chad David Kraus Photography, 917-532-3478
Décor/Sign-In: Out of the Box Creations
Hannah’s Pre-Party Photo Shoot: Julie Shapiro Photography, 917-696-8916
Video: Stephen Andrews Studios, 516-780-9100
Photo Booth and Games: Great Neck Games
Favors: Party Favors by Robin, 646-298-5601
Kippah Box: Sweet Grace Art
Montage : Mom (with a little help from Fiverr.com)
Hannah dress: Rachel, Its Simply for You (no longer in business)
April 16th, 2016
Who better to find the latest and greatest for all things Bar Bat Mitzvahs than our own Mitzvah Moms!
We have spotlighted over 200 families and we thought it would be fun to call out some of the “Mom Finds” that you might have missed.
When Lori Cohn was planning her daughter Sydney’s Bat Mitzvah celebration she turned to Mitzvah Market! She was inspired by the chair featured in another one of our stories.
For her daughter’s fashion themed celebration the chair below was a big hit! It was used for her grand entrance and now that the party is over, she would like to sell it.
This “like new” oversized high heel shoe chair can be used for your child’s entrance or just as added decor!
If you are interested, please get in touch with Lori at lori_cohn@hotmail.com. The chair is $120 and is located in New Jersey, but you will need to arrange for pick-up or shipping.
See more Mom Finds here.
