Archive for January, 2015
January 28th, 2015
By Sheri ArbitalJacoby
Money or gifts? That’s the big question guests often face when invited to a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. Sure, most young people today would love a chunk of cash from beloved friends and relatives to spend on something they’ve been craving—or to put away for college, but many guests prefer giving something more personal and meaningful.
It’s been that way forever. “Not once did I look around a college classroom and think how grateful I was for the cash Bat Mitzvah gifts” that helped pay my way, reminisces Amy Budish. “Decades later, I still wear jewelry that I received as gifts, and think about the special relative or family friend who gave it to me.”
Jessica Jade Benoit, will never forget her favorite present: “I received a bouquet of a dozen red roses with a hundred dollar bill curled into one of the flowers. It was signed ‘from a secret admirer.’ To this day I still don’t know who sent it, but it made
quite an impression on a 13-year-old girl!”
When Danielle Schlass Saliman had her Bat Mitzvah in the ’80s, she received every color Swatch watch imaginable. These days, the hot timepiece is a mechanical skeleton watch that enables you to see all the moving parts through its clear covering.
Speaking of time, a sensational way to spend some precious moments with the B’nai Mitzvah, is to score tickets so the two of you can see a show, concert or sporting event together. If the teen has another passion, get him or her a gift certificate for hobby supplies. The best gifts come from knowing something about the person you are giving them to.
“In my day, the standard was always a personalized Cross pen,” says Lori Yaspan, Temple Sinai of Roslyn’s gift shop manager. “Nowadays, most kids want money, or gift certificates for electronics.” She believes, “the more personal a gift, the better.” Popular presents from the shop include B’nai Mitzvah photo and memory albums, picture frames and framed art, jewelry, tallit clips and mezuzahs. “We also carry small Torah scrolls in acrylic boxes that can be rolled to the B’nai Mitzvah’s portion, yads (Torah pointers), shadowbox frames to display the invitation and tallit.”
Still baffled by what to give? Mitzvah Market has unearthed lots of unique items in various price ranges. Here are some suggestions:
JEWELRY
When my own daughter, Hallie, was born 14 years ago, we commemorated the occasion with a gorgeous Joan Michlin necklace of assorted geometric shapes (joanmichlin.com), which has become my signature piece. As a Bat Mitzvah gift, it seemed fitting to have earrings in two of the shapes made for my daughter. The jewelry makes us feel more connected. One of Hallie’s best friends, Talia Rosen, had a similar experience. “My favorite gift was a necklace my great aunt gave me that looks almost exactly like the one my mom wears everyday,” she says.
Jewelry and technology converge with Ringly (ringly.com), making it the prefect gift for the girl who can’t be without her cell phone. Ringly.com rings connect to an iPhone or Android via Bluetooth using the corresponding app, and buzz for incoming texts, calls, emails, calendar reminders or app notifications. Set in 18-karat gold plating with a matte finish, the ring features a rectangular-cut, semiprecious or precious stone in black onyx, pink sapphire, rainbow moonstone or emerald ($195.)
Patricia Locke asymmetrical geometric Multicolor Austrian Crystal Pewter Hamsa Necklace in rich jewel tones blends exquisite contemporary design with heirloom overtones ($195, Hamakor Gallery, jewishsource.com)
This sterling silver, cubic zirconium Two-in-One Star of David necklace can be worn as a Jewish star or opened into a whimsical zigzag butterfly design ($57; save $5 by joining their email list, traditionsjewishgifts.com)
JUDAICA
“When a niece or nephew is having a B’nai Mitzvah, my gift of choice is either a Torah pointer that they can use up on the
bima, or haftorah portion bookends,” says renowned Judaica artist Gary Rosenthal (collectgaryrosenthal.com). “The B’nai
Mitzvah usually thinks it’s really cool that their portion is silkscreened on a bookend.”
Adorn the Bar or Bat Mitzvah child’s bedroom door with an ornate mezuzah handmade by Israeli born New York artist Michal Golan (michalgolan.com), whose pieces combine an antique look with a modern fashion sensibility—or frame it until
they’re ready to hang it outside their first apartment.
Sculpted from brass, copper, steel and glass, Bar/Bat Mitzvah Bookends by Gary Rosenthal display a boy or girl holding a scroll on one side and your choice of a haftorah portion on the other ($120; can be personalized with a brass plate containing two lines of text for an additional $20).
These mixed-media Yads by Gary Rosenthal, available in cranberry, pink, turquoise and blue, add a creative touch to rehearsals and the big day ($100 including a yad stand; can be personalized with a brass plate containing two lines of text for an additional $20).
This large Star of David Mezuzah by Michal Golan is handmade from brass, sterling silver and Swarovski crystals ($105). It also comes in a small pink version crafted from brass, electroplated with 24K gold and decorated with enamel, Swarovski crystals and opal ($100).
PERSONALIZED
“The best present is a gift from the heart,” says Carol Konigsberg. “On my daughter Jamie’s big day, she received so many handmade gifts from friends. They included collaged stools, benches and mirrors. Jamie’s friend Alex brought an actual
cocktail table that was smothered with photos and her other best friend plastered a mannequin in pictures. It was truly amazing!”
Fine jewelry designer Annie Fensterstock’s niece had her Bat Mitzvah this year, “which meant I got to make the gifts for all of her friends!” Lucky for the rest of us, she created a reasonably priced Mitzvah line (anniefensterstock.com). (Pieces from her regular collection, which blend a mastery of ancient goldsmithing with dynamic contemporary design, can cost in the neighborhood of $10,000.) Since each Mitzvah creation is handmade, pendants can be designed with an initial or a name.
The “Zoe” Necklace from Annie Fensterstock is sterling silver and available with an oxidized background, as shown, or in bright silver ($250 to $300 depending on the number of characters, up to eight).
Protect your favorite Bar/Bat Mitzvah child’s Android, iPhone or iPad from dust and scratches while adding color and individuality with a Collage Devise Case. Design it yourself with up to 30 pictures or give the teen a gift card so he or
she can create it themselves (from $39.99, collage.com).
A perfect extra gift for a girl to give her friend: customized Glitter Nail Polish. Design and name a color for your BFF and pair it with a check or an IOU for a mani-pedi date ($10-$15, starrily.com).
GIVEBACK
Some kids get caught up in the party and forget what the Mitzvah is really about. To remind them, mark this special simcha with these meaningful gifts:
After hearing an injured Israeli soldier’s story, designer Orna Simkhai was inspired to create Shema necklaces and donate a portion of the profits to soldiers and other worthy social causes that help make a difference in people’s lives.
The first verse of the Shema can be worn on a necklace with the Shema-Or Stainless Steel Uri-Ya.
His/Hers pendant ($50, shema-or.com).
Link the B’nai Mitzvah to a child who perished in the Holocaust by having the teen’s name, hometown and simcha date, plus the name and home country of a young Shoah victim, inscribed on a glass tile in the Jewish National Fund’s B’nai Mitzvah Remembrance Wall in Jerusalem, and a plaque will be sent to the recipient ($1,800 donation, jnf.org; click JNF Store/B’nai Mitzvah Remembrance Wall).
Create a lifelong link to Israel by having the Bar/Bat Mitzvah child’s name inscribed in the Sefer Bar/Bat Mitzvah book in Jerusalem. The recipient will receive a certificate and a copy of HOMELAND: The Illustrated History of the State of Israel ($54, jnf.org; JNF Store/Occasion Certificates).
ELECTRONICS
Teens love the latest devices—iAnything (apple.com) plus accessories, such as a LifeProof phone case (lifeproof.com), tablet
or laptop case and charging station, cameras including a retro Polaroid (bhphotovideo.com) and cool gadgets from Sharper
Image (sharperimage.com), Brookstone (brookstone.com) and Hammacher Schlemmer (hammacher.com).
RESOURCES:
Joanmichlin.com * Traditionsjewishgifts.com * collectgaryrosenthal.com * Shema-or.com * JNF.org (click JNF Store/B’nai
Mitzvah Remembrance Wall or click occasion certificates) * Michalgolan.com * Jewishsource.com * Anniefensterstock.com
* Ringly.com * Collage.com * Starrily.com * Apple.com * Lifeproof.com * Bhphotovideo.com * Sharperimage.com
* Brookstone.com *Hammacher.com
This story is from new 2014 Mitzvah Market Magazine. If you would like to request a free copy, click here.
January 28th, 2015
Designs by Tenisha on Etsy.com has created a great Cootie Catcher Bar Bat Mitzvah invitation that is sure to be a big hit!
Tenisha designs them as invitations, menus and/or party favors.
Wording is placed on the outside of the four squares and information on the inside eight flaps. The center square used for wording, personal photo(s), or left blank.
You will be provided with folding instructions or it can be folded and sent to you for an additional fee.
Designs by Tenisha is a 2014 Martha Stewart American Made Awards Design nominee.
Important information placed on the inside flaps
Lift one flap
The who, where and when all neatly packaged and fun to open up
Lots of fonts styles and colors to choose from
To get more information and pricing click on the link, Designs by Tenisha.
January 27th, 2015
NY Lounge Decor Event Rental is the premier furniture rental solution for the entire New York and Tri-State area in addition to Maryland, Boston, Baltimore, Providence, Michigan, Maine, and surrounding areas.
Their extensive collection of lounge furniture rental inventory is among the highest quality in the industry and includes sofas, ottomans, lighted acrylic furniture as well as pipe and drape.
They pride themselves on top-notch customer service because they customize each clients’ party according to their event space and their needs.
They’re More Than Just Lounge Decor
Did you know that NY Lounge Decor also has props, candy walls, cubbies and centerpieces for your child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah celebration?
Imagine a NYC themed Bar Bat Mitzvah party with Lady Liberty on display!
See more props here
A fun alternative to a candy bar, guests of all ages love their Candy Wall
See more Candy Walls here
Check out these acrylic Cubbies; a colorful addition to any event space
See more cubbies and lockers here
NY Lounge Decor creates centerpieces that make a statement
See more centerpieces here
To learn more about NY Lounge Decor, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
January 25th, 2015
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.
The Klein family of Chappaqua, New York, celebrated daughter Lily’s Bat Mitzvah at Camp Starlight in Starlight, Pennsylvania, on May 31-Jun 1, 2014.
Lily loves camp; particularly Camp Starlight where’s she’s gone for five years. So when it came time for her Bat Mitzvah, it was a natural choice for her to celebrate there. Camp Starlight was transformed into Camp StarLily for the weekend!
As a surprise for her arrival, Lily’s bunk was decorated with lights and a special photo blanket of her and all her camp friends that her Mom Marlo had created for her.
This photo collage blanket was a surprise for Lily! She took it to camp that summer
Mom Marlo created the photo blanket by using Collage.com.
To see more from this Mitzvah Family Spotlight story, click here.
To see our past Mom Find, click here.
January 25th, 2015
The Singer family of Stowe, Vermont, celebrated their daughter Lindsey’s Bat Mitzvah service and reception at Stowe Mountain Lodge in Stowe, Vermont. The elegant rustic resort in Vermont was the perfect setting for the winter wonderland themed Bat Mitzvah that ended with an outdoor firework celebration!
Pictured above L-R: Dad Roger, Bat Mitzvah girl Lindsey, brother Max and Mom Marni.
Shannon Alexander Photography was the photographer and the rest of the vendor information is listed at the end of the spotlight.
The family worked with Emily’s Events on the silver invitation embellished with snowflakes and blue glitter border
Lindsey’s service, which took place in a room at the Stowe Mountain Lodge, was decorated in a winter wonderland theme with white painted branches and ribbons that looked like snowflakes
Although the family lives in Vermont, they traveled south to Long Island (where they used to live) to pick out Lindsey’s turquoise dress from It’s Simply For You boutique
In the kids’ lounge, there was sleek white furniture and custom logo’d snowflake pillows by Simon Elliot Events
The bark vase with wild flowers created a simple elegant look
Top Hat Entertainment provided the music entertainment and rocked this party. Here Lindsey is up in the chair for the Horah surrounded by family and friends
We love the back of Lindsey’s dress
Lindsey’s guests had a great time
A special moment as Dad Roger toasts Lindsey
They danced to the classic “L-O-V-E”
White bark candles were perfect for the theme and looked beautiful too!
Lindsey’s Aunt Lori baked this beautiful and delicious cake to look like a snowflake
Guests enjoyed a variety of treats! There were delicious waffles made at the event from The Waffle Cabin
The candy buffet had a cool palette of turquoise, blue and white
Custom candy bags from Impressive Favors
North Star Fireworks ended this evening with a blast!
The following vendors helped to make Lindsey’s Bat Mitzvah special. If you call any of them, please let them know you read about them on MitzvahMarket.com.
Venue: Stowe Mountain Lodge, 802-253-3560
Party Planner: Mom Marni
Music Entertainment/MC: Top Hat DJ, 802- 862-2011
Photographer/Videographer: Shannon Alexander Photography
Favors: Tiffany, Stone House Oven
Décor/florist: Wild Flowers Design, 802-253-6303
Invitation: Emily’s Events, 614-344-4693
Cake: Aunt Lori
Entrance video, floor decal and custom made pillows: Simon Elliot Events, 516-586-6822
Dessert: The Waffle Cabin
Fireworks: North Star Fireworks, 802-229-9690
Custom Favor bags : Impressive Favors
Lindsey dress: It’s Simply For You Boutique (no longer in business)
Mom’s dress: Macy’s
Hair/makeup: Salon Salon
January 21st, 2015
By Chloe Cornell
I’m a 7th grader and live in Westchester, NY. I love tennis, soul cycle, fashion, hanging with my friends, and traveling around the world. Camp Vega is my summer home and my favorite place on earth! I founded the company #Kindnessistherealcool for my Mitzvah Project, and invite everyone to visit us on Instagram @kindnessistherealcool and join the movement. I am very excited to celebrate my Bat Mitzvah in March, 2015.
I recently went to my friend Caroline’s Bat Mitzvah. It was a lot of fun! The party colors were purple and blue, and the room was filled with light-up tables in these colors, which looked great.
Great Neck Games provided the games and activities such as an airbrush station (popular choices were trucker hats and drawstring bags), and air hockey, which was a hit with the boys!
They also had a photo booth with a green screen in the background which my friends and I LOVE! We took many photos (and then posted them on Instagram).
At the end of the party, we went to another room for desserts. The theme was “Sweet Caroline’s Bake Shop” and the party planners Michele Feldman and Dinah Batkin designed it to look like a bakery. We got to fill “Sweet Caroline” boxes with our favorite treats (I got doughnuts, munchkin pops, cupcakes, crumb cake, black and white cookies, chocolate chip muffins and cinnamon buns.) They were all DELICIOUS! Now I better hit the gym! 😉
Read blog post #1 here
Read blog post #2 here
January 21st, 2015
Sarah Merians Photography & Video Company captures some of the most sophisticated and fun Bar and Bat Mitzvahs around and we couldn’t wait to share this enchanting Bat Mitzvah they had the pleasure to photograph.
The Bat Mitzvah girl’s name is Eden so “Garden of Eden” was chosen as the theme that came to life with elaborate flower arrangements, gorgeous table-scapes, amazing details and a few apples to tempt guests.
The venue was The Grove in Cedar Grove, New Jersey.
Eden read from the Torah at an evening Havdalah service at the venue
Red suede flower kippot
Dad Jeff surrounded by his beautiful daughters. Eden’s dress was from Gotham. Older sister Miranda’s dress was from Jacqueline and sister Riley and Daisy’s dresses (the little girls) were custom designed by Mom Lisa
Bat Mitzvah girl Eden and Mom Lisa sharing a nice moment
Eden looked like a princess in her gorgeous pink strapless ball gown with flower embellishments
The pink, green and yellow color palette started with this beautiful topiary which held the escort cards
As guests entered the room they were greeted by Eden flanked by colorful butterflies
Exotic flowers and hanging ivy were part of the decor
The rich floral arrangements in jewel tones really popped on the apple green embroidered linen with raffia place mats
The scents of nature brought indoors with candlelight, moss and orchids that covered the base of the trees
Butterfly menus flew onto each place setting
A tempting apple mixed into the floral arrangements
Lovely linens in pastel colors
The family posed on the dance floor
Butterfly stickers on the dance floor added color and detail to the beautiful ballroom
One of the creative posters taken of Eden during her pre-shoot that hung on the ballroom walls
E Three Productions provided the awesome entertainment for the evening
The sign-in poster
This 5-tiered cake, created by Peace of Cakes, really captured the theme with edible flowers and butterflies that looked real
Eden changed her dress during the party ending the night in a pink and white short dress and posing for pictures by the “Forbidden Fruit Cafe”
A charming send-off for Eden’s guests who picked up candy and snacks for the ride home
We thank Sarah Merians Photography & Video Company for sharing such an enchanting Bat Mitzvah with our readers.
Photography: Sarah Merians Photography & Video Company; Event Planners/Decor: Pat Glenn Productions; Music/DJ: Evan Tyler, E Three Productions; Venue: The Grove. Bat Mitzvah girl Eden’s dresses: Gotham City Clothing. Older sister Miranda’s dress: Jacqueline, Sister Riley and Daisy’s dresses: Custom designed by Mom Lisa. Cake: Peace of Cakes
January 21st, 2015
Kyra Goldman of Short Hills, New Jersey, celebrated her Bat Mitzvah on November 15, 2014. For her Mitzvah Project she chose two very worthwhile organizations.
Kyra has a passion for fitness, so she decided to raise money for the Lymphoma Research Foundation by holding Cycling for LRF. It was a fun-filled, non-competitive indoor cycling session at Flywheel Sports in Englewood, New Jersey. The Cycling for LRF classes are nationwide and offers survivors, family and friends an opportunity to cycle in honor and memory of those whose lives have been touched by Lymphoma.
For her second Mitzvah Project, Kyra honored a Holocaust survivor by becoming a witness through the Holocaust Council Of Metro West NJ, part of the Jewish Federation.
Pictured L-R: Mom Sherri, Bat Mitzvah girl Kyra , Sister Samantha and Dad Bill. Younger Brother Jake is not pictured as he is nine and was too young to ride but helped out with Kyra’s tunes for the ride!
MM: Can you give us the details of your Mitzvah Projects?
KG: I love fitness so I initiated a spinning class at Flywheel Sports. I was able to make a playlist of the songs that we cycled to and our friends and family came to the class and donated to our cause raising $5,000. I also twinned with a Holocaust survivor named Gina Lanceter. I became a witness and will retell her story to my children and my children’s children. My survivor had the opportunity to celebrate with me on November 15, 2014, and shared my Bat Mitzvah as she never was able to experience this because of the Holocaust.
Kyra during her Bat Mitzvah service
Survivor Gina Lanceter (with the microphone) told her story of strength and courage during Kyra’s service and touched everyone there. In this picture, Gina was thanking the Goldman family for including her, but it was the Goldman family that was truly thankful to have Gina share in this special day
Survivor Gina Lanceter is holding the model of the train window. Gina was in a boxcar on her way to a concentration camp (Majdanek) with her parents. They were able to push the bar on this tiny window and push Gina out while the train was moving!
MM: Why did you decide to take on these particular Mitzvah Projects?
KG: Raising money for Lymphoma was close to my heart as my aunt had suffered with this terrible disease. She went through rigorous chemotherapy and is now thankfully cancer-free. For my second project I am going to Israel soon and I can now honor my survivor who taught me so much about the Holocaust. I was so happy to be able to share my Bat Mitzvah with someone as special as my survivor.
MM: In your own words, what does it mean to you to do a Mitzvah Project for your Bat Mitzvah?
KG: It made me feel great because I was helping others like my Aunt who suffered through this terrible illness. I also loved knowing that I could share my special day with someone who wasn’t able to have a Bat Mitzvah.
MM: If it involves a donation, what are you doing to spreading the word?
KG: We sent out an email to my friends and family to help us with our cycling class.
To find out more about these wonderful organization please click on the links: Lymphoma Research Foundation
and the Holocaust Council Of Metro West NJ.
We thank Kyra, the entire Goldman family and Gina Lanceter for sharing these amazing Mitzvah Projects with our readers.
January 16th, 2015
The Hofferman family celebrated their daughter Carly’s Bat Mitzvah. There was a Havdalah service at Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, and afterwards the party moved to the Great American Pub in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.
Carly wanted a turquoise and purple decor palette and that’s what she got! Mom Lisa got creative and designed the centerpieces.
Pictured L-R: Dad Ben, Bat Mitzvah girl Carly, Mom Lisa and Brother Danny.
The photographer was Ann Marie Casey Photography and the rest of the vendor directory is listed at the bottom of the spotlight.
The family worked with Addie Litman on the silver glitter invitation with purple border.
Carly read beautifully during her Havdalah service at Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El.
Carly’s turquoise ball gown from Party Girl was beautiful and had crystal embellishment throughout.
She also had some “bling” on her feet with silver glittery sneakers finishing the look
The Great American Pub has a beautiful ballroom with an old world charm. Mom Lisa along with friend Robyn Carp of Crafty Girl infused many special touches. Carly posed outside the Great American Pub
Using a turquoise and purple palette every table had three different centerpieces which were all handmade! Each table had white tablecloths with dark purple overlays and light purple napkins
Centerpieces included purple and turquoise paper pom pom flowers, baby pictures of Carly, colored sand, decorative jeweled ornaments, ribbons and lights in vases of varying heights
“C” for Carly
Special touches included: up lighting in purple and turquoise around the room and throw pillows in purple, turquoise and white on the banquets to give it a “clubby” feel and to tie in all of the colors. – See more at: https://mitzvahmarket.com/?p=122775&preview=true#sthash.KywGffEd.dpuf
Special touches included: up lighting in purple and turquoise around the room and throw pillows in purple and turquoise on the banquets to give it a “club” feel and to tie in all of the colors
Carly, ready to make her entrance, peaked through the ballroom doors. She looked beautiful.
“Here I am!!”
All Around Entertainment provided the music entertainment and delivered the hits on the dance floor. It’s horah time
Carly entertained her guests
Everyone got into the action even brother Danny
Mom Lisa found this vintage trunk on Amazon.com. It looked great and added an additional pop of color in the room
Friend of the family Robyn Carp, “funked it up” with Jewish prayers, pictures and hobbies of of Carly’s
Carly’s brother Danny wrote a special message
In lieu of a candle lighting, Carly lit three candles signifying the past, present and future.
The Hofferman family posed at the candle lighting service
The cake was delicious and Carly took a break from dancing to enjoy it!
The Mitzvah Mavens created a tote bag and personalized hoodie for Carly’s friends. Each guest got a logo’d black bag
Carly’s logo on the hoodie with her colors of turquoise and purple
At the end of the night, a candy bar was rolled out. It had over 12 different types of candy displayed in large glass jars created by Mom and Dad! The candy bags were Chinese food takeout boxes with a Letter “C” stamped on them
There were so many varieties and all of Carly’s guests enjoyed it
“Carly’s Cookies” was the theme of her Mitzvah project. Carly baked, packaged and labeled over 500 chocolate chip cookies for distribution to recipients of food packages through Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s Mitzvah Food Project. The Food Project provides nutritious food and basic staples to hundreds of needy local families each week.
Carly also held a toiletry drive – providing essential toiletries to Mitzvah Food Project recipients. She truly enjoyed delivering packages to those in need.
Some advice from Mom Lisa:
“My advice would be organization. I had an expandable file folder that contained everything I needed. I divided it by vendor and every piece of correspondence, contract and note went into their slot in the folder. I had my vendors all secured at least a year in advance and I didn’t leave anything for the last minute. I got to enjoy the last two weeks anticipating the Bat Mitzvah instead of working on the planning.”
The following vendors helped to make Carly’s celebration special. If you give any of them a call, please let them know you read about their services on MitzvahMarket.com.
Venue: The Great American Pub, 610-940-0540
Party Planner: Mom Lisa
Photographer: Ann Marie Casey Photography, 610-519-1890
Music/Entertainment/Digital photos: All Around Entertainment, 215-354-0124
Decor: Mom and friend, Robyn Carp, Crafty Girl, 610-316-5867
Invitation: Addie Litman, memafour@comcast.net
Favors: The Mitzvah Mavens, 610-642-4002
Cake: Denise Casciato, dcasciato@verizon.net
Sign-in trunk: Amazon.com, decorated by Robyn Carp, Crafty Girl, 610-316-5867
Carly’s service dress: Lord and Taylor
Carly’s party dress: Party Girl, 201-568-8804
Mom’s dress: Bloomingdales
Dad’s suit: Joseph A. Banks
Brother Danny’s outfit: Boys Connection
Hair: by Jennifer Kelly/Make-up by Janet Indorf, Face the Occasion
Bus Transportation: Sague Bus
January 14th, 2015
Families are very creative when it comes to logos as evidenced by our previous story, Your Name Used In A Bar Bat Mitzvah Logo.
A creative logo with your child’s name cleverly incorporated can really give your party the “Wow” factor.
Once you have a great logo designed, you can use it in so many ways to brand your Bar Bat Mitzvah celebration.
Coming up with a fun logo that conveys the Mitzvah girl or boy’s personality, favorite colors, interests, hobbies or theme can be hard, but we have more great ideas to get you started:
Elevate Event Lounge sent us this clever take on game show, “The Price Is Right,” designed
by Logos and More
From MazelTovGear.com, inspired from the popular TV show, “Dancing with the Stars,” is Dancing with Danielle
This logo from Balloon Artistry is perfect for any “Jennaration”
TheCoolestGiveaways.com gives an example of some of the ways a logo with a name can be used on favors
Raquel’s “Raq n Roll” logo, a spin-off of the Rolling Stone logo, from Flower Power Designs
Inspired by #Whatever is the logo #WhatAva! from Simon Elliot Events
Lighter Than Air Events created this “Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat” logo for a celebration at The Sands Atlantic Beach
“A To Z in NYC” was the logo for a B’nai Mitzvah for sister and brother Arielle and Zeke from EK Productions
A Promos USA/ImageMaker can create your logo, including your child’s name for your favor
The Night Is Young was the theme for the Young family who celebrated at Aura
Cutie Patootie Creations incorporated Bat Mitzvah girl Layla’s name into a Candyland themed logo
PARTIES! Rare To Well Done designed “Alyssa Palooza” for a concert themed logo for a girl who liked to sing
Sayings For You created a great logo for Nick, a huge “NY Knicks” fan
Inspired by “Got Milk?”Axis Promotions incorporated part of the family’s last name in this logo
FabuDesigns.com created this Club Chloe logo to resemble the Chanel logo
Curtain Up Events was the event planner for Camp AweSAM and Debbie’s Designs handled the decor
Did you cleverly incorporate your child’s name into their logo? Let us know at info@MitzvahMarket.com
