Archive for December, 2017
December 21st, 2017
Hailey Diamond is a 6th grader at Yeshivat Noam in Bergen County, New Jersey and just celebrated her Bat Mitzvah. She is an avid reader and was very touched by reading A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park and wanted to help. The novel is about the Sudan Civil War where millions of people died and millions more had to flee for their lives to refugee camps in Ethiopia, Kenya, and other neighboring countries. Among those who fled were thousands of children, mostly boys, known as “The Lost Boys of Sudan.” Salva Dut was one of those boys and relocated to the United States in 1996. He now leads Water for South Sudan, the non-profit organization he founded in 2003.
Pictured Above: Hailey Diamond at her Bat Mitzvah.
MM: Why did you take on this particular Mitzvah Project?
HD: In my school book club, I read the book “A Long Walk to Water” by Linda Sue Park, about the challenges many people face in the area of Sudan. I was so surprised to hear about how people live. While we can turn on our faucets and get clean drinking water, life in the Sudan is very different. For much of the year, the land is dry and people have to leave their homes and families behind, and women and children are forced to walk hours every day to collect water. The water they find is often dirty and many people die from the water or the trek to get water. This demanding, time-intensive regimen makes getting an education difficult, if not impossible. This is why most children and especially women in South Sudan do not even have an elementary education. According to Salva Dut, “Where safe, clean water flows, education, economic development, and health spring up. Safe water brings new hope and opportunities to South Sudan’s people, empowering them to change their lives.” I wanted to help them. Things are improving as of May 2017, Water for South Sudan has successfully drilled 304 borehole wells, bringing clean, safe water to hundreds of thousands of people in South Sudan.
MM: Can you give us details of your Mitzvah Project?
HD: My mom Stefanie and I contacted Water for South Sudan (their headquarters are in New York), and launched a fundraising page where every dollar raised goes towards the cause. I sent an email to family and friends describing the situation in South Sudan and asking for donations. Then I launched a party business and I donate the money I make from working at local birthday parties. I have just reached $2,800!!
MM: In your own words, what does it mean to you to do a Mitzvah Project for your Bat Mitzvah?
HD: Water is usually something we take for granted. It takes me only a few seconds to get water from my sink. But in the book, we meet an 8-year-old girl named Nya who walks 8 hours a day, every day, just to get a little bit of bad, contaminated water. When I finished the book, I just wanted to help in any way I could. I thought I needed to raise to a lot of money to make an impact, but I read on their Website that small amounts make a huge difference, even $10 can change a life, so I launched my campaign. I had the honor of meeting Salva. He thanked me for feeling motivated by his story and taking it upon myself to help. He said “Hailey, it is because we have kids like you, who care about others, that the world is still spinning. Our purpose is to help others, and we are so grateful to you and proud of everything you’ve done.”
Hailey with Water for Sudan founder Salva Dut. Upon meeting him Hailey said, “It felt amazing and empowered to change other people’s lives, and it feels even better that I don’t know them personally.”
MM: How long and how can people donate to this charity?
HD: This issue may not directly affect you or me, but that’s what makes it all the more important. It’s our job to make the world a better place, and we need to start with empathy. Caring about people we don’t know and helping improve their quality of life will change the world. I have raised $1,600 to date, and plan on continuing even once my Bat Mitzvah is over. I have spoken to 5th and 6th graders at SAR Academy about my project and will do a presentation for the 6th grade class at my school, Yeshivat Noam. My ultimate goal is to dig a well, even if it takes me the next 20 years to do so.
I have spoken to 5th and 6th graders at SAR Academy about my project
Book club teacher Margi Saks with Hailey
We thank Hailey and her family for sharing her great Bat Mitzvah Project with our readers and wish her much success in reaching her goal and Mazel Tov on her Bat Mitzvah!
To donate to Hailey’s Bat Mitzvah project, visit her fundraising page at or email stefdiamond@gmail.com and Stefanie will direct you to the link.
December 21st, 2017
Want to bring your party to the next level? The Zero Gravity Photo Booth is unlike anything your guests have ever seen.
Dance Time Entertainment, the area’s Bar and Bat Mitzvah and special event entertainment innovator, offers one of the newest and coolest Extra Entertainment add ons, The Dance Time Zero Gravity Photo Booth. Guests walk into the 8′ x 8′ booth and leave with a personalized photo that gives the illusion that they can walk on walls and defy gravity. But don’t be fooled, this is no ordinary photo booth. This is a truly interactive experience!
For more information on the Zero Gravity Photo Booth, visit Dance Time Entertainment online at www.dancetimeevents.com or give them a call at 914-591-2100.
To learn more about Dance Time Entertainment, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
December 18th, 2017
Designer Event Chicago, a luxury event planning firm, knows that sometimes you don’t need to look further than the name of the guest of honor for a Mitzvah theme.
Event planners Katie Goggin and Lindsay Stein Cohen used the Bat Mitzvah girl’s first name, Macy, as their inspiration. They incorporated both New York City and the Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade into a party that had amazing details. This celebration was held at Morgan Manufacturing an event space in Chicago, Illinois but guests were “transported” to New York City for the night and given an experience they would never forget.
The photographer was Tell Draper Photography.
Room Decor Details
The logo was featured throughout the party, including as an over-sized dance floor decal
Decor was festive with a red, white and blue color palette
The Macy's inspired logo was placed all around the venue
The dance floor set up left no doubt who the guest of honor was
Table names were New York City iconic landmarks. The kids sat at Madison Square Garden
Big Apple Party Details
Apples were used throughout the party. Guests took and ate their place cards
The centerpieces for the cocktail tables were scooped out apples with votive candles inside
We love that the theme was carried into the bathroom
New York City Inspired Desserts and Mitzvah Exit Treats
Towards the end of the night, guests enjoyed a variety of New York style desserts
Yummy cupcakes with the logo
Treats from Dylan's Candy Bar
Yummy cronuts decorated with taxis, the Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty were created by Chef Dominique Ansel
Cute packaging for the potato chips
Big Apple Mitzvah Favors
Macy's guests went home with great logo'd sweatshirts
And comfy flip flops and logo'd socks to enjoy on their way home
We thank Katie Goggin and Lindsay Stein Cohen of Designer Event Chicago for sharing this beautiful celebration with our readers.
Event Planner/Sweets Table: Designer Event Chicago; Photographer: Tell Draper Photography; Venue: Morgan Manufacturing; Décor: HMR Designs; Caterer: Entertaining Company; Entertainment: HYPE Productions
December 18th, 2017
The question: With all the “stuff” given out at a Bar and Bat Mitzvah party, should you get cubbies for the young guests to hold their shoes, giveaways and favors?
The answer: Yes! Supreme Productionz has Light Up Cubbies. They are chic and effective.
Special Offer
Supreme Productionz is offering Mitzvah Market readers a special deal. For $100, you can rent a unit of 16 cubbies. Delivery, set up and breakdown included. There is 3 unit minimum.
To learn more about Supreme Productionz, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
December 14th, 2017
Pantone has announced the color of the year for 2018 and it’s…Ultra Violet. Pantone is the company that nearly everyone turns to when it comes to color trends. Each year they pick a “color of the year,” which is found not only in decorating trends but in fashion and event planning.
The 2018 color of the year follows 2017’s “Greenery,” a grassy fresh, revitalizing shade that reflected new beginnings. Look for “Ultra Violet” in a variety of party details at an upcoming Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah celebration soon. You might have seen it already because many of our families are trend setters! Here are some of the ways they incorporated this beautiful color into their Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah celebrations this year.
This beautiful Bat Mitzvah girl is a vision in violet. See more from this celebration
here
The Event Of A Lifetime designed a celebration based on the Bat Mitzvah girl's favorite color of purple. See more from this celebration
here
The Tarlie family used purple in their logo and party elements. See more from this celebration
here
Purple up lighting was featured at this South Beach Themed Bat Mitzvah celebration. See more from this celebration
here
The Keyes family worked with Pioneer Announcements to create a unique invitation that wowed everyone with the purple crocodile outside. See more from this celebration
here
Each floral centerpiece included vibrant shades of purple flowers and a fashion and candy element. See more from this celebration
here
Send us photos of your Ultra Violet touches from your child’s 2018 Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah celebration. We can be reached at info@mitzvahmarket.com.
December 14th, 2017
When branding a Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah celebration, you usually start with a theme, create a logo and then bring that logo into your decorations, favors, give-aways, exit treats and more. Sounds expensive? It doesn’t have to be.
The Mitzvah Mavens offers Mitzvah Minis, cool and inexpensive Bar and Bat Mitzvah give-aways that, when added to your other favors, tie your entire event together. The Mitzvah Mavens, a division of CDA printing, is a family-run business dedicated to the creation of unique Bar and Bat Mitzvah favors. They know how to turn your party favors into instant hits because they know what your guests will love and are fully aware of all the latest trends.
Mitzvah Minis – Make a Statement Without Spending a Fortune
These items are trendy and inexpensive
And tie your whole party together
Imagine your child's entrance to a sea of logo'd foam hands
Or waving rally towels. Rally towels can also be hung on the back of chairs to add to the decor
Kids will definitely get on the dance floor when they see the dancers in logo'd t-shirts
Eye blacks pump up the crowd and look awesome in photo booth pictures
Nothing quite says cool like logo'd sunglasses
Pop sockets - Attach one to the back of a cell phone and pop it open to use as a grip, stand, or earbud wrap. Kids and adults love them!
Logo'd water bottles are the perfect end of the night treat for all guests
The staff at The Mitzvah Mavens is ready to help you with all your decisions to make this process as easy as it can be!
To learn more about The Mitzvah Mavens, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
December 14th, 2017
The Goldfine family of Wayne, New Jersey celebrated son Spencer’s Bar Mitzvah service and reception at Waterside Restaurant and Catering in North Bergen, New Jersey. They were lucky to have the most perfect weather! The ceremony was held outdoors on the water, overlooking the breathtaking views of the New York City skyline. Spencer loves sports and the theme incorporated that. Mitzvah Market featured older sister Melissa’s Broadway themed Bat Mitzvah a few years ago.
Pictured L-R: Mom Hali, Bar Mitzvah boy Spencer, Sister Melissa and Dad Marc.
Gary Flom Photography was the photographer and the rest of the vendor information is listed at the bottom of the spotlight.
Spectacular Bar Mitzvah Service
Guests were captivated by the picturesque view and the outdoor service overlooking the Hudson River and New York City skyline
Spencer did a great job reciting his prayers and leading the service
Picture perfect!
Spencer made a personalized Yad with his Hebrew name that he used for the service
Mom Hali created personalized service programs that guests loved
Bar Mitzvah Decor
The logo of the Bar Mitzvah boy captured the theme perfectly
The party color scheme was blue and green. The logo'd gift box in the background was made by Dad Marc
Accents like the custom ticket place cards added to the sports theme. Tables were named after Spencer's favorite teams
The eye catching balloons added a pop of color against the white linens and walls
Cubed logo'd centerpieces by Balloon Artistry
Special Party Details
The family worked with Marina Borukhovich of A Paperie
Dad Marc created the awesome wooden logo which was placed on the sign-in board
Candle lighting display
Music and Entertainment
Spencer making his big entrance on the shoulders of one of the dancers
The team at More Than Music, led by MC Jared, made sure everyone was on the dance floor having a wonderful time
Spencer doing his thing
Spencer's friends got into the action too!
Bar Mitzvah Special Moments
Spencer dancing with Mom Hali
Sister Melissa dancing with Dad Marc
Bar Mitzvah Interactive Fun
Spencer had fun activities for guests. Airgraphics Entertainment created a great airbrush station that was a big hit
Guests personalized their hats
Each hat was embroidered with "Spencer's Sports Spectacular"
Photo fun!
Mitzvah Favor and Treats
Favor-It! created sports pinnie favors with Spencer's logo. They were tagged so guest could pick them up at the end of the night
Spencer wanted cake pops, not a cake. These sweet treats are from Sweet Pleasures By Phyllis
The color coordinated candy buffet
Mitzvah Project
Spencer made and sold dog toys out of old t-shirts to raise money for his sister Melissa’s Special Olympics’ swim team, Team Limitless. He raised so much money that the team was able to get personalized team towels. Spencer had a few toys left over and brought them to the local animal shelter so the dogs there could have some toys too.
Team Limitless, a Special Olympics swim team with Spencer's sister Melissa in the center
Handmade dog toys
Vendor Information
The following vendors helped to make Spencer’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: Waterside Restaurant and Catering, 201-861-7767
Party Planner/Personal Service Program: Mom Hali Goldfine
Gift Box: Dad Marc Goldfine
Music/MC: Jared Levine, More Than Music, 516-626-9400
Photographer: Gary Flom Photography, 862-684-7077
Favor Pinnies: Michelle Wickwire, Favor-It!, 973-715-1015
Balloon Decor: Balloon Artistry, 845-352-7916
Embroidered Baseball Caps: Lori Bullard, JW Shirtworks, 843-769-0724
ColorSplash Photo Booth and Airbrush Entertainment: Airgraphics Entertainment, 973-865-4647
Invitation: A Paperie, Marina Borukhovich, 973-633-5856
Cake Pops/Candy Buffet: Sweet Pleasures By Phyllis, 201-341-7154
Mom Hali’s party dress: Nicole Miller, Lord & Taylor
Sister Melissa’s party dress: Adrianna Papell, Nordstrom
Spencer and Dad’s party clothes: Robert’s Tuxedos, 973-256-3849
Makeup: Erica Ferraro, 201-401-3349
Hair: Daniela Vitale, 973-462-1579
December 7th, 2017
Michelle Farber of M. Studio Events created a one-of-a-kind Bar Mitzvah, giving the family and their guests the country club experience. The actual venue, Current NYC/Chelsea Piers located in New York City, was transformed into “Ben Oaks Country Club” for the evening. The decor done by Geo Events even included an amazing “pool” dance floor.
Terri Diamond was the photographer.
Bar Mitzvah Decor
The dance floor created quite a splash! It was completely transformed into a pool, with a life guard chair, lounge furniture, pool floats and even swimmers!
To continue the "country club" theme, these lounge chairs were the perfect spot to hang out
Turf and tennis lines were placed on the floor to give it the feel of a tennis court
So clever! We love how the Bar Mitzvah boy's name was incorporated into the bar signage
In the main room, there was a white lounge area that suited the theme perfectly
Special Party Touches
Volleyball and dancing took place on the custom "pool" dance floor
There were a few versions of custom pillows placed around the room
Even the clock had that "Par-tee" feel
Branded Shirts
GEO Event dancers changed into many branded t-shirts fitting in with the theme. Here they are as "lifeguards"
Glow in the dark neon t-shirts
T-shirt giveaways were fun on the dance floor
We thank Michelle Farber, M. Studio Events and the Siegel family for sharing this amazing Bar Mitzvah with our readers.
Event Planning/Branding: Michelle Farber, M. Studio Events; Photography: Terri Diamond Photography; Decor: Geo Events; Venue: Current NYC/Chelsea Piers;
DJ/Games: Total Entertainment
December 4th, 2017
The Kratchman family celebrated son Emery’s Bar Mitzvah at The Heldrich Hotel, in New Brunswick, New Jersey. His love of video games became the theme and inspired everything from the place cards, centerpieces, and room decor, to the montage, favors and exit treats. There were some really unbelievable special touches!
The photographer was Jeremy Messler and the rest of the vendor information is listed at the end of the spotlight.
Bar Mitzvah Invitation
Guests were wowed by the invitation which had the perfect balance of showcasing the theme with using different video game fonts but also had a masculine and elegant design
Dad Jarrett designed the back of the invitation which was then grayed out and used as the envelope liner as well. Every font used is a different video game font. The font used for Emery’s name on the back of the envelope was the one similar to the WWE video game font
Emery's first and last name on the clever RSVP card
Custom stamps from Zazzle.com
Bar Mitzvah Logos
Emery had two logos, both designed by Dad Jarrett, that were used throughout the party. The first one looked like a video game rating with a large "E" appearing in a rectangular box
The second logo was Emery’s initials "EMK" made out of video game remote controllers. Here it is being used as a Gobo on the wall
The combination of both logos looked great on the step-n-repeat which Xtreme Event Group created
Bar Mitzvah Service
Emery did a great job reciting his Haftorah and prayers, making his family so proud. Pictured L-R: Brother Logan, Mom Koren, Bar Mitzvah boy Emery, Dad Jarrett and Sister Alyson
The yarmulkes were gray with a slight pattern. Inside there was a line that read “Game On” in English and Hebrew. The invitation was displayed in a frame next to the yarmulkes
The head coverings for the service were made by Mom Koren, sister Alyson and Mom's friends Alyson and Melissa. They had a gray bow with a Jewish star
Emery's grandparents Paula and Irwin Miller presenting the tallis to him that they bought in Israel
Bar Mitzvah Style
Emery wore a white tuxedo jacket, gray vest, black pants and white/black shoes. He also wore a video game bow tie for the first part of the evening
A fun accessory was his remote control cufflinks
After the candle lighting ceremony, the men in the family changed to superhero bow ties
Mitzvah Now and Then
The photo on the left is from sister
Alyson's Bat Mitzvah which we featured back in 2015! The family recreated their pose on the right at Emery's celebration
Bar Mitzvah Place Cards
The place cards were DVD video game cases with edible chocolate discs inside. Dad Jarrett created the display making Emery’s name in remote controls
Every table was a different video game
Dad Jarrett designed each "video game" place card. The front was a game cover with the guests’ names on the top
The back looked just like the back of a video game case but included Emery in the photos
The chocolate game disc inside the place card DVD case, created by Classic Cake, had either a Pac-Man or Donkey Kong design. 1UP represented the date (09092017) and 2UP represented the Bar Mitzvah year for Emery’s younger brother Logan (002021)
Bar Mitzvah Decor
The centerpieces included all of Emery's favorite games. Here is a close-up of the Pac-Man themed table centerpiece
The WWE table centerpiece incorporated pictures of Emery meeting various WWE superstars
The Donkey Kong table
Emery's guests sat on the left side of the ballroom at the "Mario Brothers" themed tables
The kids' table was shaped in the letter "E" for the guest of honor
Special Party Touches
The adult tables had a large chocolate box that had a video game remote control “handle” on the top. The boxes were filled with nuts, mints and chocolate covered fruit for the guests to enjoy and were created by Classic Cake
Out of town hotel guests received goody bags filled with water and treats. The bags were black with Emery's logo on it
Hershey Kisses wrapped in organza created by Mom Koren were in each goody bag
Emery’s sign-in door had a large “E” logo in the center and some video game character stickers on the bottom
Bar Mitzvah Montage
Dad Jarrett, Mom Koren, and Emery all worked on the montage. They used themes from “Modern Family,” “The Amazing Race,” “Fresh Prince of Bel Air,” and “The Late Show.” They even put in a very short Socker Bopper’s commercial!
Watch Emery’s Montage here
Music and Candle Lighting Ceremony
Each family member made their entrance to a video game theme. Here is Emery coming into the ballroom to the "Mortal Kombat" theme song
The Bar Mitzvah boy also celebrated with a traditional Horah and chair lift
Emery surrounded by his friends during his candle lighting ceremony
Bar Mitzvah Cake
Dad Jarrett designed Emery’s Bar Mitzvah cake on paper and Classic Cake did an absolutely amazing job bringing it to life! The bottom part was gaming system consoles created using fondant that were standing up
On top of the consoles stood stacks of Emery’s favorite video games and Emery’s name spelled out in video game controllers. All edible!
Mitzvah Exit Treat
The candy bar was made to look like a video game shop with movie box sized candies
Emery’s friends received gray hooded sweatshirts that had the remote control EMK logo on the front and the big “E” logo on the back
The adults got 3 different remote control cookies to take home- Wii remote, PlayStation and Xbox
Brooklyn Seltzer Boys set up an amazing seltzer and egg cream bar
Seltzer Bar specialty signage using the family's last name
Bar Mitzvah Favors
Emery modeling his sweatshirt favor that his friends received at the end of the evening. The front corner had one logo
The other logo looked awesome on the back
Bar Mitzvah Project
For Emery’s Mitzvah project, he chose to support the Clean Crayon Collection in memory of Taylor Barta, an 8-year-old boy who went to school with Emery’s younger brother Logan. Taylor was diagnosed with Stage IV Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma in 2014 at the age of 6 and bravely fought this disease for 2 years until succumbing to it in 2016. He was an amazing artist. The Barta family set up a collection for brand new 8-pack boxes of Crayola crayons. Emery’s original goal was to collect 300 packs of crayons. Within 3 days, he received 600 packs of crayons!! Due to the generosity of friends and family, he ended up collecting an incredible 1,570 packs of crayons! Awesome Emery!
The Barta family told Emery that he gave them the biggest crayon donation to date!!
Some planning Advice From Mom Koren
“Plan in advance – the sooner, the better!! This was our second time planning a Mitzvah, so we knew the work that was involved. We started early and had everything in order well in advance of the week before the party. The more organized you are, the better off you will be. I had spreadsheets for everything…from the invite list to the favors to the seating arrangements to which photos we wanted to take on the day of the event. The more you can do in advance and prepare, the smoother the day will run so that you can enjoy yourself! I also kept notes from our first Mitzvah to use as a reference. This came in handy so that we could look back to see what type of food we had ordered for the Kiddush luncheon, how many dancers we had used, how much candy we should get for the candy bar, etc.”
Vendor Directory
Venue: Galina Bayok, The Heldrich Hotel, 732-729-4670
Party Planner/DIY Decor/Montage: Koren & Jarrett Kratchman
Music Entertainment/MC/Photo Booth/Step-N-Repeat: Scott Present & MJ Navara, Xtreme Event Group, 732-536-8155
Photographer: Jeremy Messler, 609-980-5082
Videographer: Mitch Reisbord, Reisbord Video, 609-426-9898
Logo/Place Cards/Invitation Back/Cake Design: Dad, Jarrett Kratchman
Invitations/Favors: Dana Kaufman, by Dana, 732-625-1471
Chocolate DVDs/Mitzvah Exit Treat Cookies/Cake/Chocolate Treat Boxes: Kristina & Emily, Classic Cake, 856-751-5448
Décor/Candy Set-Up/Sign-In: Wendy Kandell, WayKool Events, 732-682-5096
Mitzvah Exit Candy: Mom Koren Kratchman
Mom Koren’s Service Dress: Nordstrom (Xscape); Party Dress: Dream Dresses (Ivonne D by Mon Cheri), 732-607-1112
Sister Alyson’s Service Dress: Nordstrom (Betsy Adam); Party Dress: Group USA (Camille La Vie), 908-351-0909
Bar Mitzvah Boy Emery’s Tuxedo/Dad Jarrett and Brother Logan’s Suits: Clothing Center, 732-254-0870
Service Hair/Makeup: Tina Marie, Salon V.I.P., 732-521-2700
Party Hair for Mom Koren and Sister Alyson: Spa at The Heldrich, 732-729-4670
Reception Makeup: Kelly Cunningham, 908-803-8203
Seltzer Bar: Alex Gomberg, Brooklyn Seltzer Boys, 718-649-0800
Superhero Bowties: Tie Game,etsy.com
Video Game Bowties: BowTie Yakut, etsy.com
Video Game Remote Control Cufflinks: Cuff-Daddy, 888-808-9944
December 4th, 2017
We all know it’s hard to keep young guests off their phones at a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. Foto Novelty has found a solution and keeps kids entertained by making their phones part of the fun!
They can accomplish this difficult task because they are on the cutting edge of technology and trends in the photo booth industry. Plus, they have a large assortment of green screen favors, photo phone cases, flipbooks, touch tables, step & repeat photo stations, canvases, Clingies, iMessage and more.
Are you looking for a photo booth? How about iMingle, iSnap, The Hashtag photobooth, Mirror Booth, Polaroid Photobar, Sticker Bomb, Green Screen Music Videos, Musical.ly Live, Giffy and more. All of these state of the art photo stations will provide your guests with a fun experience and great photos to take home and share with their family and friends.
Bar & Bat Mitzvah Entertainment
Kids don’t put their phones down, even at a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. They are always on their phones – taking pictures, making videos, sharing them on social media and playing games. Foto Novelty makes phones part of the fun at Bar and Bat Mitzvahs with all their booths!
This photo booth has a variety of lenses that you can apply to your pictures from Snapchat and then print out those photos. Guests can "friend" their station with their own Snapchat and see the story of all pictures from the party for 24 hours. Best of all, the Snapchats can have a geo tag with your logo
The #Hashtag Booth
I-Mingle
Musical.ly Live
Giffy Booths
Pokemon I-scavenger hunt - Play pokemon
iTouch LED Game Table
With Foto Novelty, your guests will have the best time at your party and have the pictures in print and on their phones so they can remember your celebration forever.
To learn more about Foto Novelty, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
Foto Novelty will be at all of our Celebrate! Party Showcases during the 2017-2018 season. Meet with the staff and try out their latest photo booths. Dates, locations and FREE family tickets are available at www.celebrateshowcase.com.
