July 14th, 2019
Elana Goodridge is an award winning Bar and Bat Mitzvah Photographer in the New York Metropolitan area. A “fascination with faces and the way people express themselves,” led this NJ mom to develop an interest in photography as a child and ultimately to create a business out of her passion. With more than 15 years’ experience photographing Bar Bat Mitzvahs, Elana Goodridge Photography takes a unique approach to capturing family milestones.
“Events like Mitzvahs and Weddings both include certain ceremonies like candle lighting, cake cutting and speeches. While those moments provide a context and a structure to the event, it’s the emotions that are being experienced that I am drawn to,” explains Goodridge. “One of the unique things about my work is that in those particular moments, I work to capture what the Mitzvah boy or girl and their family are experiencing but then I work to include the reactions from families and friends. By doing that, it creates a greater narrative and allows for reliving that day when looking at the pictures.”
Having worked with hundreds of Bar and Bat Mitzvah families, Goodridge offers sage advice about the big day: “There are so many moving parts to planning an event and it seems that not everything goes according to plan or schedule. That’s when you need to let go and trust that all the work you’ve done leading up to this moment will ensure that those hiccups won’t interfere with the love, joy and happiness of the celebration. Enjoy the day. Celebrate your family because that is by far the most important thing.”
See below for examples of Elana Goodridge Photography’s unique Bar and Bat Mitzvah snapshots.
To learn more about Elana Goodridge Photography visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
July 9th, 2019
When the Feirman family of Long Island began planning their son Jared’s Bar Mitzvah, they knew mom Michele’s 20+ years of experience as a corporate and non-profit event planner would come in handy. “If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my career, it’s that vendors can make (or break!) the event,” says Michele. “For Jared’s Bar Mitzvah I interviewed vendors, spoke with friends who had already planned their Mitzvahs and did a ton of online research utilizing Mitzvah planning websites and social media groups. I chose vendors who were creative, responsive and most of all, understood our vision.”
Feirman’s team of vendors helped to transform the ballroom at North Shore Synagogue into a sleek club-like atmosphere with dramatic lighting and plenty of space for multiple entertainment options for guests. The theme played off of Jared’s initials (JFF), last name, and love of sports. Several taglines, designed by The Coolest Giveaways, really defined the event: “Just Frickin Fun,” “Totally FEIRless” and “No FEIR” were used throughout the reception. Combined with a distinct orange/grey/black color scheme, the result was totally modern and fresh with a just a bit of an urban edge. The best part of the night? “Being surrounded by friends and family,” says Michele.
A complete list of vendors follows at the end of this spotlight.
Service
The color palette for Jared's celebration was first introduced with his invitation
Jared posed with his parents on the bima at Temple Chaverim
The Bar Mitzvah boy was confident and poised throughout his service
Jared's siblings, Dylan and Falyn, played an important role in his celebration
FEIRless Decor
From the moment guests arrived at the reception the color palette and theme were front and center; Here kids were able to check out all of the SWAG coming their way
Jared's logos and taglines created an edgy backdrop for the three dimensional lucite sign in board; Guests left their messages on top of the lucite cover with metallic markers
The place card table was designed to look like a steel grey brick wall with Jared's initials, one of his taglines and his three favorite sports
Kit Kat bars, Jared's favorite candy, were cleverly disguised as place cards with custom wrappers printed with guest names and table assignments
Jared prepared to enter the "No Feir Zone," aka the kids cocktail hour, where pop-a-shot and other games were set up while the kids noshed on kid-friendly appetizers and drinks
Adults enjoyed an extensive cocktail hour with a taco bar, peking duck station, sushi and more
Inside the ballroom, several table configurations were used to create visual interest and accommodate groups of guests
Centerpieces celebrated Jared's love of sports and featured a combination of sports equipment, metal platforms, lucite cylinders and flowers
Soccer balls inside metal spheres sat atop LED columns
Hockey silhouettes and dramatic white florals were used on the oversized rectangular tables
The kids' lounge featured sleek white and grey furniture and custom pillows with Jared's logo and taglines
Jared's taglines were also projected on the dance floor and on large LED screens throughout the space. The stage changed color throughout the night
The cake complimented his theme perfectly
Guests enjoyed an extensive dessert buffet...
... as well as passed sweet treats
Non Stop Action
Jared entered the ballroom on the arms of the ET dancers, who wore custom t-shirts with one of his taglines
There was no shortage of love (or FUN!) at Jared's Bar Mitzvah. The dance floor was packed all night. Here, dad Mark's friends created a big circle with their sons
Giant sparklers (and a smoke machine) went off several times throughout the night, adding to the energy in the room
Jared loved throwing out sports jerseys to his friend
The Le Selfie photo booth was a ton of fun and allowed guests to take home photos from the celebration
Kid-friendly blackjack tables were set up adjacent to the kids' lounge
The kids loved being a part of the action
Memorable Moments
Jared and his siblings, Dylan and Falyn, were inseparable all night
Little sister Falyn stole the show when she toasted her brother and told him how much she loved him
Jared was very involved in selecting the swag for his guests. He chose sweatshirts, t-shirts, flip flops and drawstring bags
Guests were treated to a fully stocked food truck on their way home. Candy, chips, warm churros, drinks and a selection of fast food favorites were an awesome surprise
White Castle burgers and Chicken McNuggets were a huge hit
Mitzvah Advice
“Don’t wait until the last minute. Plan ahead, work with well known amazing vendors and everything will run smoothly,” says mom, Michele.
Mitzvah Project
Jared raised more than $4,500 and collected swim goggles for Sunrise Day Camp, a Long Island based day camp for children with cancer and their siblings. Jared visited the camp and raised money via social media. During Jared’s Bar Mitzvah service he discussed how cancer had touched his family and why he in turn wanted to help those affected by the disease.
Vendor Directory
The following vendors helped the Feirman family to create the the Bar Mitzvah celebration of their dreams. If you contact any of them, please let them know you read about their services on Mitzvah Market.
Venue: North Shore Synagogue, 516-226-1460
Caterer: The Standard, 516-226-1460
Event Planner: mom Michele
Music/MC/DJ: ET Events, DJ Showtime, 516-826-6900
Photographer/Videographer: Hi Tech Events, David (photo), Mark (video), 631-923-2260
Montage: Elissa Owen Montages, 617-480-4935
Selfie Booth: Le Selfie Booth, Shobie, 917-856-8912
Favors & Logo Design: The Coolest Giveaways, Sue and TCG Team, 516-439-4303
Blackjack Table and Wheel: Send in the Clowns, Lindsey, 516-962-3691
Invitations/Place Cards/Yarmulkes/Napkins: Designs by Donna, Donna Wexler, 516-379-0655
Cake: Cakes with Character, Jean, 516-935-6924
Decor/Sign-In Board: Dazzling Parties, Barbara, 516-766-1471
Dresses: Eleanor Schain, 718-444-4253 (mom) and Designing Dreams, 516-248-1988 (sister)
Suits: Mur-Lee’s Men & Boys Shop, 516-599-7777
Custom Shirts (boys) & Custom Sports Jacket (dad): Stacy Solow, 516-375-4876
Hair/Makeup: Entourage Salon, Megan (hair), Brittany (makeup), 516-496-1700
Food Truck: Mobile Delights, Steven, 631-786-2657
Transportation: Late Night Chauffeurs, 631-601-7503
July 7th, 2019
If you’re looking for an unexpected sign-in moment at your child’s Bar/Bat Mitzvah reception, check out The Pieced Palette’s sign-in backrest pillow. Commonly referred to as the “husband,” this lounge pillow is a backrest for reading, playing on your device or listening to music. A staple at camp and on college campuses for years, The Pieced Palette is introducing these cozy bed toppers as a complimentary product to their square pillow and beanbag sign-ins. Made from sturdy cotton twill fabric, fabric pens of all colors can be used to match your theme/color palette. The covers zip on/off, but spot cleaning is recommended to keep this special Mitzvah keepsake for years to come.
Bat Mitzvah logo by Mary Turner Designs
Close-up of sign-in signatures
The pillow serves as a special keepsake (and comfy backrest!) after your child's celebration
Plus: If your older child is heading off to college, The Pieced Palette can make them a custom backrest with their school logo or mascot
For more information on The Pieced Palette visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
June 30th, 2019
Theme inspiration can come from anywhere – including your Bar or Bat Mitzvah date. Abby Kaplan of Maryland knew she wanted her Bat Mitzvah, on November 11th, to have a magical, ethereal vibe, but she didn’t know how that “feeling” could translate into an actual party theme. Abby and her family sat down with Heidi Hiller of Innovative Party Planners and together they created a “Make A Wish” theme, playing off of the date 11-11 and the popular belief that 11:11 is a lucky time to… make a wish!
Hiller and her team focused on creating multiple event experiences to reinforce the theme for the Kaplans’ guests. Thousands of stars were projected over the reception space, an entrance tunnel was draped with fairy lights, smoke machines were used to create the illusion of clouds and the photo booth was wrapped in a scene of clouds and stars. Says mom, Melissa, of working with Hiller’s team: “They took an obscure idea in our daughter’s head and somehow managed to bring it to life, transforming a string of random thoughts into a magical, incredible evening!”
Read on to see photos from this Make A Wish inspired Bat Mitzvah. The photographer for this event was Richard and Tara Photography. A complete list of vendors follows at the end of this story.
Starry Skies
Guests entered the reception through this entry tunnel, covered in fairy lights and draped in shimmering turgalet fabric
The tunnel was filled with airy white smoke and angled so that the ballroom decor room was unveiled slowly - creating the illusion of being granted a wish or walking on clouds
The "clouds" parted just in time for Abby's big entrance
Teal, magenta and midnight blue lighting set the mood for the reception
Thousands of tiny stars filled the space for a magical feeling; Hiller says a highlight of the event was when all eyes were on the dance floor and the starry lights began to move creating a sense of energy - almost like space travel!
This custom logo combined each element of Abby's theme: color palette, stars, clouds and a shooting star
Adult place settings featured a napkin wrapped with a message from Abby
Kids' napkins were wrapped in a blinking ring
Cocktail napkins in Abby's favorite colors featured her Bat Mitzvah logo
Submerged orchid centerpieces and candlelight added to the dreamy vibe
Abby's logo was also projected onto flat screens flanking the dance floor
The photo booth was wrapped in a scene of clouds and stars, to give the feeling of entering another dimension
Guests left their wishes for Abby on a celestial sign-in board; an original piece of art printed on foam board
Magical Moments
During the cocktail hour a live saxophonist (he was also one of the dancers!) entertained guests
Hiller says she always judges her team's success on the reaction of the Mitzvah child when they see the room for the first time. This hug from Abby says it all!
Abby's friends took home fleece blankets embroidered with her logo... to send them off with sweet dreams!
Venue: Temple Oheb Shalom;
Event Planning/Logos:
Innovative Party Planners; Caterer: Linwood’s Catering;
Music Entertainment: Limelight Entertainment;
Photography: Richard and Tara Photography;
Photo Booth: Booth-O-Rama Photobooths;
Lighting: Maryland Productions;
Linens: Select Event Group;
Flowers: Flowers and Fancies
June 23rd, 2019
Jack Schwartz’s Bar Mitzvah was held on a picture perfect snowy day in Vail, Colorado. To contrast the winter backdrop, Party Girl Events planned a bold, neon colored reception. From neon lighting, centerpieces and giveaways, to LED furniture, the result was a bright, high energy celebration that was all about having a good time! After Jack’s service at Congregation B’nai Vail at , a mix and mingle/soiree style reception was held at The Sebastian – Vail. Rather than a formal sit-down, various food stations kept the guests mingling while the DJ Amuse – who is also a Hebrew tutor! – kept the dance floor packed.
Photo above (L-R): dad Doug, Bar Mitzvah boy Jack, brother Luke, mom Gayle. The photographer for this event was Vail Photography. A complete list of vendors follows at the end of this Spotlight.
Service
The Vail Interfaith Chapel was a picturesque setting for Jack's service
Congregation B'nai Vail holds their weekly services in this chapel where the snow covered pine trees create a beautiful backdrop
A special moment for Jack and his family
The Bar Mitzvah boy was joined on the bima by his grandparents Henry and Harriet. Grandma Harriett played a huge role in planning Jack's reception
Jack was surrounded by loved ones for the special day
Programs featured Jack's custom logo
Neon Everywhere
The ballroom at The Sebastian - Vail was transformed with glowing furntiure, centerpieces and balloons
LED furniture cast a neon glow on the space
Balloon centerpieces were a focal point
Jack's classic sign-in board was made of foam and featured photos of him through the years
Neon giveaways brought the theme to the dancefloor
Jack was at the center of the action all day
DJ Amuse kept the kids busy with classic Mitzvah games including a musical chairs/scavenger hunt combo, secret handshake game...
... and a conga line!
What Bar Mitzvah would be complete without some break dancing?
Special Touches
Jack's custom logo was visible throughout the event on signage, favors and more
Jack's friends took home reusable water bottles in neon colors
The candy bar was a sweet treat for guests at the end of the day
Vendor Directory
The following vendors helped to make Jack’s Bar Mitzvah special. If you contact them, please let them know you read about their services on Mitzvah Market.
Venue: The Sebastian – Vail, Hollie Hawkins, 970-477-8067
Ceremony Venue: The Vail Interfaith Chapel, B’nai Vail Congregation, 970-477-2992
Rabbi: Rabbi Joel Newman
Cantor: Michelle Cohn Levy
Event Planner: Party Girl Events, 970-306-3381
Photographer: Vail Photography, Michael Rawlings, 970-328-2020
Videographer: Jeff The Video Guy, Jeff Tage, 720-394-2719
Music/DJ/Stage/Lighting: DJ Amuse, Aaron Mendelsberg, 303-521-1793
Decor/Glow Furniture: Elite DJ, Josi Coleman, 303-422-3218
Sign-In Board/Centerpieces/Balloons: Party Central Balloon Bar, LeeAnna Salizar, 970-331-2384
Flowers for Service: A Secret Garden, 970-476-2241
Donut Wall: Northside Kitchen, 970-688-5676
June 9th, 2019
As an accomplished equestrian, Alyssa has jumped over many hurdles and her passion for riding was a clear choice for her Bat Mitzvah theme. With the help of Melisa Imberman of The Event of a Lifetime, Inc., who collaborated with X-Quisite Flowers and Events, Alyssa’s love of the sport was brought to life. A crisp sky blue and white color palette, custom logos featuring Alyssa’s silhouette and clever equestrian taglines including “Just Get Over It” and “Been There, Jumped That,” resulted in a unique, elegant celebration. During the afternoon party, guests enjoyed dancing, a “magic mirror” selfie booth and custom air brush t-shirts.
The venue for this Bat Mitzvah was Metropolis Country Club in White Plains, New York and the photographer was Tripp Street Studio.
Equestrian Elegance
Alyssa's invitation, by Small Fry Press, introduced the sky blue and white color pallette and featured discreet horseshoes, hinting at the theme for the celebration
The Bat Mitzvah girl took a moment before her celebration. In the background, a giant cut out of Alyssa on horseback, and a replica hurdle, created a dramatic centerpiece
Escort cards were tied onto actual horse shoes and displayed on a wooden frame with twine
Close up of escort card display
Equestrian art: Photos of Alyssa riding were put inside the venue's existing frames
Guests did a double take when they realized the photos were of Alyssa!
The kids' lounge featured sofas, LED cocktail tables with Alyssa's logo, and a giant cut out of Alyssa on her horse jumping over a replica of a hurdle
Custom pillows with Alyssa’s logo on one side and each of her taglines on the other side, were created for the kids' lounge
Adult tables were dressed with blue textured linens, tall white vessels and blooming branches
Alyssa's logo was printed onto white vases; votive candles and horseshoe ribbon added to the table decor
Menus also featured the custom logo and horseshoe decor
This creative candle lighting display featured miniature cut outs of Alyssa riding, surrounded by floating candles
The exit treat was Alyssa’s favorite dessert: fudge! Imberman had the sweet treat packaged in logo boxes with the message “Thanks for the Ride”
Logos, SWAG & More
An airbrush artist created keepsakes for the guests; Imberman surprised the Bat Mitzvah girl with a t-shirt featuring her custom logo
The step and repeat featured several custom logos; Imberman used the logos and taglines to brand the event. Guests could take their photo in front of the step and repeat with the magic mirror selfie booth
Alyssa's main logo featured her name and Bat Mitzvah date
This silhouette was made from a photo of Alyssa riding
Another version of the silhouette logo, with Alyssa's name
A special crest was created to commemorate the day
"Just get over it" was one of the fun taglines for the day
Staff wore custom t-shirts with the silhouette logo
Favors were fleece joggers with Alyssa's logo printed on the hip and her tagline going down the leg
On the dance floor guests received this adorable plush horse - wearing a bandana with Alyssa’s logo - as well as earbuds in a custom logo case, custom message fans and t-shirts
Kids took home their favors in logo drawstring bags
Even the littlest guests went home with plenty of swag to remember the day
We thank Melisa Imberman for sharing this unique Bat Mitzvah celebration with us. For more information about The Event of a Lifetime, Inc., visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
May 27th, 2019
If you celebrate your child’s Bar or Bat Mitzvah in September or early October you may want to consider mailing your invitations before the typical eight week mark. With many people away during the summer months, a 10-12 week lead time will help you to rest easy when it comes to RSVPs.
Out of the Box NY, an invitation, gift and stationery company specializing in Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, shares their guidelines for early fall Bar and Bat Mitzvah celebrations:
1. If a lot of your guests will be away for the summer, you should plan to mail your invitations by the second or third week in June — with a response date in July.
2. If your date isn’t until mid/late October, with an RSVP date in September, you can either mail in mid June, or wait until mid August when friends come home just in time to receive their invitation.
Alternately, if you’re worried about sending invites out too early, you can always do two rounds of mailings — the first, in mid June to those children who will be away for the summer, and the second, approximately eight weeks before your affair, to your family and adult friends.
When it comes to responses, the summer months require some additional RSVP time. If you are sending invitations out early, Out of the Box NY suggests an RSVP date more than a month before the event so you have more time to follow up.
See below for examples of custom early fall Bar/Bat Mitzvah invitations from Out of the Box NY:
We thank Out of the Box NY for sharing this helpful information with our readers. For more information about Out of the Box NY, visit their extended profile page.
May 27th, 2019
Ellie Blumberg loves musicals, both performing in and watching them. For her Bat Mitzvah at The International in Bolton, Massachusetts, “Starring Ellie” was the theme — from a red carpet entry to TKTS seating cards, each of Ellie’s favorite Broadway shows was represented.
The photographer for this event was Dave Lang at Documenting Life’s Moments. A complete list of vendors follows at the end of this Spotlight.
Service
The Blumberg family: (L-R) mom Emily, sister Isabella, Bat Mitzvah girl Ellie and dad Michael
Ellie carried the Torah with pride at Congregation Beth Elohim in Acton, MA
Ellie's favorite color is pink and she requested "pink ombre" flowers on the bima
Close up of Ellie's "pink ombre" flowers for her service
Broadway Baby
Ellie and her parents created this beautiful invitation on Zazzle.com
Ellie's Broadway theme began at the placecard table - inspired by Times Square's famous booth
Place cards were designed to look like tickets to Broadway's biggest shows
A pink director's chair (found on Etsy!) was a creative alternative to the traditional sign-in board
Playbill inspired centerpieces of Ellie's favorite musicals featured her E logo and Broadway marquee lights
The bases to the centerpieces were filled with irredescent cellophane to create a subtle sparkle
Pink napkins matched Ellie's logo and added a feminine touch to the tables
Ellie made her big entrance running down, what else? The red carpet!
The candle lighting display was made by Ellie's mom and echoed the Broadway marquee lights in Ellie's logo and centerpieces
MC Nate from Siagel Productions kept the crowd on their feet!
The green screen photo booth allowed guests to choose from a variety of backgrounds, including this step-and-repeat, Broadway marquees and Ellie's favorite sport, volleyball
Little sister Isabella toasted her big sis
At the end of the celebration, all the guests surrounded Ellie in a giant "friendship circle"
Friends and family shared special memories and messages with the Bat Mitzvah girl
Thoughtful Details
Ellie stayed comfortable in these blinged out Adidas sneakers with pink ribbon laces
Guests were encouraged to kick off their shoes and put on these comfy socks
The Blumbergs even provided ear plugs for guests who preferred to keep the volume down
Light up Bluetooth speakers from Party Favors by Eagle Eye were a fabulous keepsake for the kids
Mitzvah Advice
“Don’t reinvent the wheel,” says mom Emily. “Ask friends who have done this before for advice. When the Bar/Bat Mitzvah day arrives, make sure to take a deep breath, look around the room and enjoy every minute of it!”
Mitzvah Project
Ellie baked and sold heart shaped cookies and raised more than $4,600 for the Joseph Middlemiss Big Heart Foundation. The money she donated sponsored several themed parties (Macaroni & Cheese, Chinese food, ice cream) on the cardiac floor of the Boston Children’s Hospital.
Vendor Directory
The following vendors helped to make Ellie’s celebration a success. If you contact them, please let them know you read about their services on Mitzvah Market.
Venue: The International, Bolton, MA, 978-779-6911
Event Planning/Decor/Seating Cards: Keep Calm and Throw a Party, Dafna Erickson & Monica Zimmerman, 508-259-5015
Music/MC: Siagel Productions, Inc., MC Nate, 617-614-5422
Photographer: Documenting Life’s Moments, Dave Lang, 508-740-2992
Favors: Party Favors by Eagle Eye, 203-817-0300
Green Screen Photo Booth: Seacoast Events, 978-462-6877
Invitations: Zazzle.com
Logos: mom and dad with help from friend/designer Emily Krause
Flowers for Service: Copper Penny Florist, 978-369-4500
Sign-In Director’s Chair: Etsy, Comfy Bumz Shop
Candle Lighting Display & Bling Sneakers: mom Emily
Dresses: Pink Domino, 617-964-7465 (Ellie), Macy’s (Isabella), Lord & Taylor (Emily)
Suits: Gould’s, 978-263-0374
Guest Socks: Eros Wholesale, 267-778-1103
Hair/Makeup: family friend Jen Houle (Ellie and Isabella)
Transportation: NRT Bus, Inc., 978-562-5186
May 19th, 2019
Guests were tickled pink at this candy theme Bat Mitzvah. “The entire venue was flooded with shades of pink: pink lighting, pink draping, pink candy and of course, a pink carpet,” says Melisa Imberman of The Event Of A Lifetime, Inc., who collaborated with X-Quisite Flowers & Events on the décor for this celebration at Pier 60 in New York City. After walking through a pink candy forest, guests took photos in front of the step and repeat featuring the Bat Mitzvah girl’s name surrounded by images of pink candies. An old fashioned candy cart with pink and white stripes displayed the escort cards which were placed on top of a bed of pink jelly beans.
Once inside the cocktail hour, guests enjoyed the food while also taking in the spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline. Kids had a blast in the selfie booth, lip balm station and 16-person LED foosball table. For the reception, live musicians accompanied the DJ. A violinist, keyboard player and vocalist really brought the Jewish music to life and kept the dance floor packed.
The photographer for this event was Abbie Sophia.
Pretty in pink! The Bat Mitzvah girl prepares to enter her reception
Guests walked down a long corridor that was transformed into a pink candy forest with giant pink lollipop trees & oversized cones of cotton candy
Pink lighting added a touch of drama
Close up of the oversized candy lollipops
Whimsical cotton candy cones were a fun surprise
A bright pink candy cart served as the place card table
Place cards were cleverly displayed on a bed of pink jelly beans
The cocktail hour featured stunning views of the Hudson River
After cocktails guests entered a pink candy wonderland
The ceiling was dripping with pink ribbons, icicle lights and replicas of assorted pink candies
Textured pink linens and silver chairs created a fun, feminine vibe
Bouquets of giant pink lollipops were placed on the adult tables
Menus were printed in the shape of wrapped hard candies
Table runners of pink jelly beans sat on top of sheer pink linens with sparkly dots for the long kids' tables
A pink gumball machine with each child's name was placed at each seat
The dance floor looked like a pool of candy thanks to the custom wrap with a jelly bean backdrop, lollipop border and the Bat Mitzvah girl's logo in the center
Imberman worked with EK Productions to create a custom step and repeat for the selfie booth
The custom lip balm station was a big hit with the kids
A 16-person LED foosball table was lit up, of course, pink!
Mini Rice Krispies Treats cones were a fun, tasty, dairy-free choice for the Kosher affair, catered by Prestige Kosher Caterer
Before heading home, guests visited the candy bar offering candies in every shade of pink imaginable!
Close up of the pink candy bar
Favors included cozy t-shirts, logo pajama bottoms and socks...
...which were wrapped in these custom logo bags
We thank Melisa Imberman for sharing this great Bat Mitzvah celebration with our readers. To learn more about The Event Of A Lifetime, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
May 12th, 2019
SPACE Events, the all inclusive, over-the-top party/event space in Englewood, NJ is coming to NYC with the launch of SPACE 54. Located at 226 East 54th Street, SPACE 54 brings everything Bar and Bat Mitzvah families have come to love about SPACE Events right into the heart of Manhattan with 4,500 square feet and a 265 person capacity.
Full service event planning, design, production and entertainment will all be available at SPACE 54. Founder and Creative Director Elvira Grau tells Mitzvah Market “Our incredibly talented team will plan, design, and execute a flawless event for you in New York City. We will take care of it all- design a custom theme, create a logo and carry it throughout. Our in-house creative team is the best and we will bring your vision to life!”
SPACE 54 will offer catering and entertainment for private and corporate events beginning in the of Summer 2019. To learn more about this new venue follow them on Instagram @Space54NYC. Contact elvira@spacenj.com for date availability.
For more information about SPACE Events, visit their extended profile page.
